wiggy
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Can I freeze beer to keep it and my cool box cold. I have loads of French bottles and these would be ideal but are cans a better option?
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Beer-very important help
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steve28
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I have frozon both in our boat fridge by accident, they survive well but when thawed need to be tuned upside down to remix the contents.
I would not advise going for large bottles that tend to blow their tops or shatter
steve
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I would not advise going for large bottles that tend to blow their tops or shatter
steve
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Talbot
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Better off drinking it /forums/images/icons/smile.gif
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Evadne
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I have accidentally frozen both tinned and keg beer, and both tasted truly disgusting afterwards. Best poured down the sink. Should be ok for French beer, then.
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cliff
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Beer tends to go flat very quickly after being frozen and thawed out - ok if you like flat beer.
Would suggest one of the better thermionic coolers - got one last year and great for cooling the beer and keeping it cool - can also be taken home / beer shop and filled with cold beer.
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Stay put when I hit you!
Would suggest one of the better thermionic coolers - got one last year and great for cooling the beer and keeping it cool - can also be taken home / beer shop and filled with cold beer.
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walker
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A favourite from a skiing forum:
If you get into trouble on the mountain, write 'BRING BEER' in the snow. If you write 'HELP' then help will come, but they might not bring beer.
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If you get into trouble on the mountain, write 'BRING BEER' in the snow. If you write 'HELP' then help will come, but they might not bring beer.
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Tomsk
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Just hang them overboard in a fishing net!
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What the hell... it's only money!
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What the hell... it's only money!
Cantata
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We freeze milk and use it to chill the cool-box containing the beer. When it thaws it gets used and we freeze a new one.
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snowleopard
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in the days before fridges it was common to line the cool box with frozen beer cans. it meant fresh food would keep for the first week out, as long as you drank the cans from the top as they thawed.
as for quality, which is worse, warm beer or freshly thawed?
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as for quality, which is worse, warm beer or freshly thawed?
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AIDY
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on a similar note we freeze mineral water to take to the boat to keep the fridge cold and drink when liquid.
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