Copper Creek Chit Chat, Part #4
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We just got back from the fund raiser. *hic* It was a home brew beer tasting contest. Plus tons of food. 
And we have two baby duckies now.
And we have two baby duckies now.
Yay for Home Brew! Yay for Ducks!We just got back from the fund raiser. *hic* It was a home brew beer tasting contest. Plus tons of food.
And we have two baby duckies now.
Making BBQ Ribs in the slow cooker...It's going to be a day of binge watching Salem (cause Halloween is just around the corner)
So...I am planning on buying ALOT of HOUSE and PIE when the poo hits the fan. I've been investigating on the internet how to store it...If it's on the Internet it has to be true right?...It says not to freeze liquids in a bottle and I just bought a billion blue 120 ml's bottles.I can send them back..But if not glass then what? I see Ebay has pure aluminum foil bags.Could you store it in that? It might even be a better option so that they can be stacked and I won' have to buy a third refrigerator for my habit. Thoughts?
Also if anyone happens upon these please let me know. I think FV is interested too.It's a Kanger K 1 dna 75 box mod. They sold out immediately when they were first offered.Due out again soon.
Also if anyone happens upon these please let me know. I think FV is interested too.It's a Kanger K 1 dna 75 box mod. They sold out immediately when they were first offered.Due out again soon.
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I use the cobalt glass in the freezer Stretchy, but so far only for nic and not for flavored juice. Never tried freezing already made juice.
I do know what you need to avoid is thawing and refreezing. And to leave as little air as possible, while leaving just enough to allow for expansion when it freezes.
I would also highly recommend wrapping glass bottles in bubble wrap before putting them in the freezer. And possibly putting that into a zip lock bag, just in case someone say, drops a freaking frozen turkey on them or something!
I do know what you need to avoid is thawing and refreezing. And to leave as little air as possible, while leaving just enough to allow for expansion when it freezes.
I would also highly recommend wrapping glass bottles in bubble wrap before putting them in the freezer. And possibly putting that into a zip lock bag, just in case someone say, drops a freaking frozen turkey on them or something!
I've never tried freezing juice. Bamrz is right on the freezing nic.
Woke up at 2am pretty darn sick. I still feel awful.
But we have 14 duckies, 1 trying to hatch and 1 doing nothing. The lady that wanted half the hatch better take her part or I'm going to be over run by ducks.
Back to bed. blech.
Woke up at 2am pretty darn sick. I still feel awful.
But we have 14 duckies, 1 trying to hatch and 1 doing nothing. The lady that wanted half the hatch better take her part or I'm going to be over run by ducks.
Back to bed. blech.
They look nice and heavy. They don't look like they would break easily..I'll put some juice in the small 30ml I ordered wrap it in bubble wrap and a baggie and see what happens then we will all know.Sounds like a plan...I use the cobalt glass in the freezer Stretchy, but so far only for nic and not for flavored juice. Never tried freezing already made juice.
I do know what you need to avoid is thawing and refreezing. And to leave as little air as possible, while leaving just enough to allow for expansion when it freezes.
I would also highly recommend wrapping glass bottles in bubble wrap before putting them in the freezer. And possibly putting that into a zip lock bag, just in case someone say, drops a freaking frozen turkey on them or something!
Hope you feel better soon. Sorry to hear you're not well..I've never tried freezing juice. Bamrz is right on the freezing nic.
Woke up at 2am pretty darn sick. I still feel awful.
But we have 14 duckies, 1 trying to hatch and 1 doing nothing. The lady that wanted half the hatch better take her part or I'm going to be over run by ducks.
Back to bed. blech.
Our 60 inch big screen plasma TV just died. The UPS battery backup died also. We don't know which one took out the other one but both are blown. We found a nice Sony 55 inch LED at about 20% the cost and 25% the weight to replace it. I hope I like it but it is going to be hard to replace the quality of the plasma display. Also the plasma TV was like a supplemental heater in the Winter time. I didn't want to downsize but Mrs Punkin reminded that my cataracts are now gone so I can see better...
I didn't want to downsize but Mrs Punkin reminded that my cataracts are now gone so I can see better...
Good morning! Duckies out front for sale, hopefully I don't have to take any of them home tonight. *fingers crossed*
Warning passed two in the Denver area.
We will keep an eye out. Done TV shopping so we should be good for a couple of days...
Some of those kids on the road today don't even look like they are old enough or even big enough to see over the steering wheel. I guess that is why they made the steering wheel have an open space around the middle so they can see THROUGH the steering wheel.
The lady that wanted the ducks just said she's not coming. Carp. Brought in them and all their stuff for nothing. ugh.
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