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Can't beat a Lidl/Aldi lucky dip heh
What are you drinking tonight 2020.
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I have high hopes for this recipe. I'll certainly put it up, in total, on the appropriate food forum here and on the US sister site. The one thing we can't duplicate (and definitely should not attempt without the exact equipment meant for that purpose) is the enclosed, deep-frying method which is basically a pressure cooker with oil instead of water. We can get around that by not using pieces that are too thick. That's why I'll be using boneless chicken Again, I'm excited about this recipe.
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Extra Special Bitter, I have to drink my first few of the afternoon/evening drinks in one of the out houses. Keeps the dead soldier count down.
Aging nicely, fine fluffy head, slightly malty with a bitter finish, I'll have another thanks landlord.
Aging nicely, fine fluffy head, slightly malty with a bitter finish, I'll have another thanks landlord.
Watch out for those spiders!
Feeling dreadful today after a night on the Talisker. Just went up m&S and picked up a 5l keg if triple hopped lager for a tenner(posted about this on the offer thread last week). In the meantime I've
tapped a keg of spitfire ahead of the rugby Not use the party star for ages and there is ale all over the ceiling.
tapped a keg of spitfire ahead of the rugby Not use the party star for ages and there is ale all over the ceiling.
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I know I shouldn’t laugh but as thats the advantage of not being the person who has to clean it up. Is the beer at least decent.
Ale is average. Not going to clean it up, will just paint over it next time there is a tin of white emulsion in the vicinity.
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I upgraded my glass @Hazelwood Brewery I found an empty Nutella jar to use.
I will send you a pint of this when I post another bottle of the impy.
I will send you a pint of this when I post another bottle of the impy.
Decided to clean the "empty" keg...oh dear we have a rogue pint hiding in it and it won't keep til tea time that's for sure!
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I remember years ago when I was in school on a French exchange it seemed every house used Nutella jars as glasses for fruit juice, they are (or where it’s being a while since I last had it) surprisingly good as a tumbler.
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Couple of firm favourites this afternoon
Just finishing the dregs of bitter in the pb then clean and fill with a pimped wilko stout in the morning
Mr Tanglefoot you have exquisite taste 
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They are surprisingly good tumblers, nice way to multipurpose a glass jar.
I started a little earlier while I was doing a bit of plumbing for my youngest daughter. She bought me something to keep me soldiering on.
Home again now and on my Citra Pale
Home again now and on my Citra Pale
Don't you mean soldering on...!!!!
...and another thing! It's no good running radiator pipes in the back bedroom whilst supping ale!
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A few bottles of the red ale that I was ready to tip down the sink as the last couple tasted like spicy paint thinner, it's definitely improving with age, still not great but fairly drinkable. 
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