Start off with a few Magners and work up to a couple of cheeky vodka & cokes.... Karen doesnt drink that much but normally she sticks to gin & tonics or the occasional white wine
Real ale for me as it does not need to be in the fridge. Just keep it under the van and its cool enough. When I drank Lager was always struggling for space in the
fridge.
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Quote: Originally posted by mick on 20/5/2010
Real ale for me as it does not need to be in the fridge. Just keep it under the van and its cool enough. When I drank Lager was always struggling for space in the fridge.
Easy solved. Buy a portable fridge to keep in the awning. We had one for years, until the lid broke. I keep threatening to replace it.
Quote: Originally posted by mick on 20/5/2010Real ale for me as it does not need to be in the fridge. Just keep it under the van and its cool enough. When I drank Lager was always struggling for space in the
fridge.
Easy solved. Buy a portable fridge to keep in the awning. We had one for years, until the lid broke. I keep threatening to replace it.
Isn't hat a bit far away from the cooker or are you one of those that charcoals opps barbecues everything
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Quote: Originally posted by D S B on 21/5/2010
Easy solved. Buy a portable fridge to keep in the awning. We had one for years, until the lid broke. I keep threatening to replace it.
Isn't hat a bit far away from the cooker or are you one of those that charcoals opps barbecues everything
Nah! Just used the portable fridge for drink. Caravan fridge for food (and drink overflow!!!) We do like a good 'Lucifer's Picnic' though.
Quote: Originally posted by D S B on 21/5/2010 Easy solved. Buy a portable fridge to keep in the awning. We had one for years, until the lid broke. I keep threatening to replace it.
Isn't hat a bit far away from the cooker or are you one of those that charcoals opps barbecues everything
Nah! Just used the portable fridge for drink. Caravan fridge for food (and drink overflow!!!) We do like a good 'Lucifer's Picnic' though.
You keep FOOD in the caravan fridge
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Now then, how about a pint glass , half filled with Cinzano, topped up with lemonade and ice and squeeze of lime. At anytime after midday. Also very good with sherry instead of Cinzano.
this weekend, I havve got 3 bottles of good red wine , 3 bottles of good white and two crates of boddingtons to work through, my liver will be kicking hell out of me monday morning
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Quote: Originally posted by Rune Caster on 21/5/2010
Quote: Originally posted by D S B on 21/5/2010
Quote: Originally posted by D S B on 21/5/2010
Easy solved. Buy a portable fridge to keep in the awning. We had one for years, until the lid broke. I keep threatening to replace it.
Isn't hat a bit far away from the cooker or are you one of those that charcoals opps barbecues everything
Nah! Just used the portable fridge for drink. Caravan fridge for food (and drink overflow!!!) We do like a good 'Lucifer's Picnic' though.
You keep FOOD in the caravan fridge
Not much - mainly the fresh cream to float on top of the liqueur coffee.
Quote: Originally posted by Rune Caster on 21/5/2010
Quote: Originally posted by D S B on 21/5/2010
Quote: Originally posted by D S B on 21/5/2010 Easy solved. Buy a portable fridge to keep in the awning. We had one for years, until the lid broke. I keep threatening to replace it.
Isn't hat a bit far away from the cooker or are you one of those that charcoals opps barbecues everything
Nah! Just used the portable fridge for drink. Caravan fridge for food (and drink overflow!!!) We do like a good 'Lucifer's Picnic' though.
You keep FOOD in the caravan fridge
Not much - mainly the fresh cream to float on top of the liqueur coffee.
Must say you had me worried for a minute there
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Topic: So what are you drinking then?
