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May I suggest you put the Grand Marnier to good use making Crepes des le Cow?Quote:
Originally Posted by Troy
Marinate strawberries overnight in Grand Marnier.
Place strawberries on a crepe
Drizzle a small amount of Grand Marnier marinade on the Crepe
Dust with Castor sugar and fold.
Dust the outside with a minimal amount of Castor sugar
The taste is akin to Angels peeing on ones tongue.
O.K. I had it at Maxims in Melbourne and I believe it was called Crepes Lorraine.
...I'm afraid Earl beat them to it...Quote:
Originally Posted by Hugh Cow
Make it a spritzer de Tro Pis Cato
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Coke with coffee ... more kick than meth without the crazy delusions :-)
Never tried this before.
The local Bottle Shop / Off-Licence had a selection of beverages as bargain single bottle buys.
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No ice or lemon though.
that looks so good. used to love ginger beer as a kid , we even made our own. Is that available in Thailand ?Quote:
Originally Posted by David48atTD
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Take the top of you Nigerian lager.
Drop a shot glass of port into the Guinness glass
Known as a depth charge
using Baileys instead of port, and you have an Irish car bomb.
...and using vodka instead of Bailey's, you have a Molotov cocktail...Quote:
Originally Posted by Switch
^^ had a jamesons depth charge .
The first and last, memorable for the fact that I proceeded to have a liquid laugh all over this pretty girl on the dance floor of the Irish bar in the X Sydney. The technicolour yawn continued all the way across the dance floor and down the steps to the bogs. Where I reappeared suitable refreshed and cleansed.
Leaving sharply through the horrified revellers and on to the next pub.:)
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Ok this is the sort of thing to drink when not having a drink, because plain water gets boring real fast. Zero calories, lots of flavours to chose from, and works a treat with still or sparkling water. A good refresher to have at home.
"Baltika 9 Extra" Russian beer. 8%.
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I can't say I like it. I might not even finish the bottle. :/
^ I didn't even finish the glass. Awful stuff.
Where did you buy that from Nev?
I'd have persevered just for the alcohol content.:)
Had a wee bit too much of this watching the footy last night
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I bought it in Tops, Dill. It looked "interesting". :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dillinger
It tasted like anti-freeze.
* Not that I've actually ever tasted anti-freeze.
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Gotta be bullshit....Look where the Micks are
Although look where Fishlocker's adopted home is:)
Carling cider?
Gotta have a few cold ones after today's heat.
That ciders loony juice for me, total black outs.
I'll stick with my old Speckled hen tonight.
Just in a carling cider glass but beer. But talking about carling cider the misses who drinks the fruity stuff says the carling fruity cider is a lot better than the Strongbow darkfruit.
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An afternoon slurp in central Bogota on the very drinkable local beers.
Why would you go into a pub and actually choose to drink Carling? It's absolutely shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by buriramboy
This is Crewe, choice is limited. Normally I'm a bitter man, a very bitter man!!!! But no hand pulls on offer here, and after a hard day mowing the lawn a pint of carling was best of a bad choice.Quote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
To be fair, as a Brexiter, it's understandable. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by buriramboy
Hey Hal you slag red rag, I'm partial to a few pints of bitter also but then again I am a Man City fan:rofl:
Nowt wrong with a pint of bitter, but perfect for you bitter blues anyway. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Chittychangchang
JW Lees was a preferred pint of bitter back in the day. You'd feel that the next day too; especially if you'd stopped off on the way home for a donner and chicken special. Ooof!
I just follow my leader Farage!!!! A pint of bitter is good enough for our leader, good enough for me!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
Lees is piss water you plastic Manc, how any self respecting so called Mancunian can admit to drinking that piss:)
Holts is a bitter:ourrules:
Thank God I'm a rugby man where all violence takes part on the pitch.
John Willie's puts hairs on your chest!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chittychangchang
Never got into Holts myself, but plenty of my mate's dads did and had the noses to prove it.
Is the Boddies pub still open next to Strangeways? They used to do a cracking pint if Boddies was your tipple (it wasn't mine, but it was a lovely pint in there before heading down Deansgate for the night).
I watched Salford from time-to-time (for the day out) but, if I was to watch any rugby, it would be union (contrary to the northern stereotypes).Quote:
Originally Posted by buriramboy
Not a fine of the sport in the main, but I'll watch a bit of the big union games.
It's all a car park for the Arena now, although there are plans to build more twat flats on the land.
I'm a union man, league bores me. Just because I currently live in the NW where the kiss and chase game has it's only following don't confuse me with someone from round here. I'd never set foot in this part of the UK before 2009 but circumstances led me here and still here.
Drinking coffee with milk...
while catching up on TD pics and gossip after a few days of road trip & intermittent net in the province
Antone else tried this?
Grabbed a one-off and it's average.
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NOT RECOMMENDED
The old standby...
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Chased with this piss...
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:)
^ Probably better then what I'm drinking ATM :disappointed:
I have noticed that you Aussies seem to like those premixed cans of booze. I have a buddy (not on TD) who lives outside of Brisbane and he loves those Jack and coke cans buys it buy the case load. Where I live that stuff is not common.Quote:
Originally Posted by David48atTD
Interesting stuff there Bsnub. Any good?Quote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
I am traveling back to the states in a few months and will do a pacific coast trip from SF to Vancouver. I plan on packing me up so Whistle Pig Rye whiskey. Sadly only limited to one per traveler.
I am sippin some Glenmorangie Quinta Ruban Port Cask finish. 12 year. Actually quite good. Great nose and taste, short finish.
Prepping for my 8 day road trip south tomorrow.
Enjoy, you gonna do a trip picture thread Fish?Quote:
Originally Posted by JPPR2
For you maybe maybe not. You have pretty advanced palate when it comes to spirits. For me it is a solid daily driver and I prefer it over say something like Bulleit rye. So to me it is a good value. I would not put it in the same league as Whistlepig. If you are going through the Seattle area you should check these guys out;Quote:
Originally Posted by JPPR2
Woodinville Whiskey