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I'm just having the one today. Well it's a 5 ltr mini keg of Jaipur (5.9%) actually. It is absolutely superb, not gassy, good head, crystal clear. Thornbridge Jaipur (5.9%) – an ale of two halves | Beer Reviews – Beer Blog The mini keg is not pressurised, pours like a draught beer.
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Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostWe had goose, and our parsnips were perfect. My son did the cooking.
In later culinary adventures, I had some of Barry Norman's pickled onions. Anyone had some? Feck me they're like the first onion you eat as a kid - uber spicy. Jury's out on them cos of all the booze so i'll just have to retry today :
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Originally posted by barrydidit View PostHappy Xmas people. All went off OK, champers and wine, turkey and trimmings. 8/10, good enough for a hungover cuk-er with 4 hours kip. Crying shame about the parsnips though. Sitting vegetating with beers now, kids to bed soon then cards an whisky
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Happy Xmas people. All went off OK, champers and wine, turkey and trimmings. 8/10, good enough for a hungover cuk-er with 4 hours kip. Crying shame about the parsnips though. Sitting vegetating with beers now, kids to bed soon then cards an whisky
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostTurkey's in. Really CBA with the whole thing now...
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostNope, but have eaten a box of Lindor.
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