A joke about hard cider is:
Q: How do you make hard cider?
A: Put it in the freezer.
“How do you make hard cider? .................. Freeze it” was cited on Twitter on April 22, 2011. The joke was made popular when it was posted on Reddit on May 31, 2016.
Twitter
AbsoluteTheory
@AbsoluteTheory
How do you make hard cider? .................. Freeze it. I’ll be here all week, folks.
1:30 AM - 22 Apr 2011
Twitter
Nicole Savino
@SavinoNicole
Marin: how do you make hard cider?
Me: freeze it
@marin_davidson @valleygirl615
2:35 PM - 15 Jun 2013
reddit
How do you make hard cider?
submitted May 31, 2016 by Prince86EKNJ
Put it in the freezer.
Twitter
EmilyJaquelineom
@EmilyJaquelineo
How do you make hard cider? Put it in the freezer. #ROFL
7:26 PM - 31 May 2016
Twitter
EllaTilliema
@EllaTilliema
How do you make hard cider? Put it in the freezer. #LMAO
7:34 PM - 31 May 2016
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