well, not exactly lacking any post harvest manipulation, but technically still dairy?
http://www.natrel.ca/en/products
Of course the only milk for which the human digestive system was optimized is not available in the grocery store, and doesn't have sufficient fat content for most cooking requirements. From what I've been told, it is best served from the source.
http://www.natrel.ca/en/products
Of course the only milk for which the human digestive system was optimized is not available in the grocery store, and doesn't have sufficient fat content for most cooking requirements. From what I've been told, it is best served from the source.
A very fine ultra-smooth "cognac" from Moldova. Yes, sadly it is empty, which was not a difficult process!
My cellist (Russian step-)son has just married a Moldovan fiddle player. Not only do they play beautiful music, they also bring back some fine otherwise unobtaneum brandies and wines.
Happy New Year!
My cellist (Russian step-)son has just married a Moldovan fiddle player. Not only do they play beautiful music, they also bring back some fine otherwise unobtaneum brandies and wines.
Happy New Year!
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Trader Joe's dark French Roast coffee with a tot of honey...I am so glad to be shut of '17...
Let’s hope we never look back at ‘17 with dewy-eyed nostalgia - “remember those good ole days?”
On New Years' Day we're having Gruet Brut Rose (here is a link) to accompany caviar, oysters, shrimp, and the traditional dish of black eyed peas (here is a second link)
It's quite simply the best Methode Champenoise sparkling rose wine from New Mexico, that we've ever had. Perhaps surprisingly, it is fairly popular and frequently seen on the (sometime snobby) wine lists of 3.5-dollar-signs restaurants here in California.
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It's quite simply the best Methode Champenoise sparkling rose wine from New Mexico, that we've ever had. Perhaps surprisingly, it is fairly popular and frequently seen on the (sometime snobby) wine lists of 3.5-dollar-signs restaurants here in California.
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Yes. I read in another forum somewhere: "As we all ponder how it could possibly get any worse, let's hope 2018 doesn't say, 'Hold my beer.'"
Mark - have we crossed paths at past Burning Amps and not realized it?
Ditto here on the black-eyed peas (currently simmering in a crock pot with some pork neck bones and some chicken stock for flavor). Instead of the exotic seafood, pan-fried corn bread, greens, and tomatoes - a frugal but healthy New Year's repast.
Edit - reason for rejoicing - I just uncovered my Diyaudio t-shirt, bought many moons ago at an earlier BA. Is this a good omen for the coming year?
Ditto here on the black-eyed peas (currently simmering in a crock pot with some pork neck bones and some chicken stock for flavor). Instead of the exotic seafood, pan-fried corn bread, greens, and tomatoes - a frugal but healthy New Year's repast.
Edit - reason for rejoicing - I just uncovered my Diyaudio t-shirt, bought many moons ago at an earlier BA. Is this a good omen for the coming year?
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Yep I was at Burning Amp 2017. I was carrying a relatively hefty backpack because I purchased nine BA T-shirts from Paul Norton: three from Y2017 and six from the remainder bin, commemorating days and years gone by.
I sat 2/3rds of the way back on the right, during Wayne C's talk. When I departed BA2017 I had the good fortune to bump into a Venerated and Right Honorable DIYA Moderator, and then gave him a ride back to San Francisco Airport. We had a wide ranging and delightful talk! 10/10, would visit again!
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I sat 2/3rds of the way back on the right, during Wayne C's talk. When I departed BA2017 I had the good fortune to bump into a Venerated and Right Honorable DIYA Moderator, and then gave him a ride back to San Francisco Airport. We had a wide ranging and delightful talk! 10/10, would visit again!
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It's amazing how much people want for these things. You are looking at at least $600 used for that gear, and there appears to be no way to chill it yet?.
You are shopping the wrong shops.
I buy kegs for $75 new.
Lots of ways to chill it.
Kegerator
Chillbox
etc.
You just have to be innovative.
I buy kegs for $75 new.
Lots of ways to chill it.
Kegerator
Chillbox
etc.
You just have to be innovative.
The dispenser is the chiller. It's a bath system, ie: chilled as you draw it. To buy that today along with the 10 cornelius kegs we have would be a lot more than you have it pegged. We got lucky to have a neighbour moving out of town and needed to sell it.
Hope you feel better soon. Lipton chicken noodle is not as good as the genuine 'Jewish Penicilin'.
