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We normally tow a small caravan fitted with a selection of hot and cold drinks built into a bar area. We then employ a bar person to travel with us on our trips to serve us daily. It really works
Can’t get the staff these days!We normally tow a small caravan fitted with a selection of hot and cold drinks built into a bar area. We then employ a bar person to travel with us on our trips to serve us daily. It really works
In France they call thatCatch up report
We have managed to get some ice trays from the local Intermarche , my French is not up to explaining about the ice bags. Sadly the trays do not work very well, due to gravity they must be kept flat (that Newton was a pain) so the output is very intermittent very few ice blocks
We have been offered a kilogram of ice blocks but we can’t keep up with the drinking needed use them up before melting. Even my idea of putting them in the frig & move some of the contents on the floor to make room has been vetoed!
However, those of you waiting to go to France it was 31.5c yesterday so your sympathy at the need to keep our drinks cold is much appreciated !
The search for ice bags continuex, I have been told Wilkinson’s do them but that’s in the UK
THAT is brilliant!Old solution this one.
Clipboard at the back of the fridge with ice bag.
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This is so much better than trying to get what seems to be a living, struggling, water bag to stay against the back of the frig. If we weren’t off home on Tuesday I would be scouring stationery shops in Tournon for clipboards but we will manage until then! Also it was 38c yesterday with 40 mpg wind gusts so, for some reason, today's cycling plan has been vetoed by Mrs DoH. Great idea for the next time (the clip board I mean!)Old solution this one.
Clipboard at the back of the fridge with ice bag.
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Will go in the Fridge ready for evening.Where do you store the Gin?
I atore mine against back wall. Won't freeze, but not the tonic.Will go in the Fridge ready for evening.
Gin is In the fridge with the tonic & ice. However, although we have moved 200 miles further north today the temperature is still 34c here at Saint Amand Montrond, (the centre of France no less) . Ice packs are working well although I have not checked since the journey today. Sadly I have just been told that one of the two plastic ‘gin’ glasses has been dropped and broken. Just shows the benefits of carrying a spare. ( I must explain to Mrs DoH how precious these glasses are). If driven to it I could drink it out of a mug but it’s a bit, well not Royal Navy if you understand……Where do you store the Gin?
You need these, then the ice will last for longer than the drink. A plastic cup results in dliuted gin as your ice melts too quickly...Gin is In the fridge with the tonic & ice. However, although we have moved 200 miles further north today the temperature is still 34c here at Saint Amand Montrond, (the centre of France no less) . Ice packs are working well although I have not checked since the journey today. Sadly I have just been told that one of the two plastic ‘gin’ glasses has been dropped and broken. Just shows the benefits of carrying a spare. ( I must explain to Mrs DoH how precious these glasses are). If driven to it I could drink it out of a mug but it’s a bit, well not Royal Navy if you understand……
Gin is In the fridge with the tonic & ice. However, although we have moved 200 miles further north today the temperature is still 34c here at Saint Amand Montrond, (the centre of France no less) . Ice packs are working well although I have not checked since the journey today. Sadly I have just been told that one of the two plastic ‘gin’ glasses has been dropped and broken. Just shows the benefits of carrying a spare. ( I must explain to Mrs DoH how precious these glasses are). If driven to it I could drink it out of a mug but it’s a bit, well not Royal Navy if you understand……
Further to this important subject I have just been served a very generous gin and ice plus a bottle of tonic, possibly in compensation for the broken glass.. I just hope that it does not lead to the balance difficulties I mentioned before when we take our evening walk to exploreWhere do you store the Gin?
You need these, then the ice will last for longer than the drink. A plastic cup results in dliuted gin as your ice melts too quickly...
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Thank you. I had noticed this. Will investigate. We do have insulated mugs at home but they are pints…… on the other hand if it keeps the ice from melting…..Further to this important subject I have just been served a very generous gin and ice plus a bottle of tonic, possibly in compensation for the broken glass.. I just hope that it does not lead to the balance difficulties I mentioned before when we take our evening walk to explore
the town she is always keen to do
I suppose it depends how long you take imbibing your G& TYou need these, then the ice will last for longer than the drink. A plastic cup results in dliuted gin as your ice melts too quickly...
YETI® Rambler 296 ml Wine Tumbler
Like our entire Rambler family of drinkware, this insulated wine tumbler with MagSlider Lid included is dishwasher safe and easy to clean. Fast shipping.uk.yeti.com
You just top up + reuse the exsiting cubes.I suppose it depends how long you take imbibing your G& T
Oh no, fresh ice each time. Standards, please.You just top up + reuse the exsiting cubes.
Far too much cow juice in your beer fridge
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