Moscow Mule Can Cause Poisoning , Why ?

Maybe this is a bit awkward to hear for cocktail lovers, but here it is, moscow mule can make you poisoned because of 1 thing, that is container of the drink
The drink is usually served with a glass or a container of copper, while other popular drinks still use a glass or regular container, you need to know, all drinks that have Ph below the number 6 will turn into acid when mixed with copper container?
That's where the clumsiness arises, if indeed from the beginning of the moscow creation must have to use a copper container, then the manufacturer has poisoned cocktail fans, side effects of acidic substance resulting from contamination of drinks that have ph below 6 with copper or arguably Moscow Mule Itself can Causing Kidney Failure, Vomiting, Stomachache (can trigger cramps), Liver damage, Diarrhea, and even Yellow disease.
And there are some liquids or foods in Moscow Mule that have Ph below 6: Grapes, Vinegar, Lime Juice, Ginger, vodka and some other fruit juices can easily turn into acidic substances when in direct contact with containers from Moscow Mule.
High copper concentrations are toxic and cause foodborne diseases. When copper and copper allow contact surfaces with acidic food, copper can dissolve in food. "
Fortunately for donkey fans in Moscow - there is a way to enjoy a drink with a unique copper cup. According to the same statement, liquids from copper mugs with inner layers of nickel, stainless steel or other metals are safe to consume.

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