What produce/ingredients did you buy or obtain today? (2018-2022)

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Yorky said:
The letter says "the consumption of alcohol is not conducive to good health and allows Covid-19 to prosper" - didn't you know that?

"Our" politicians are not known for their medical knowledge.
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Is stupid rule! No people can no leave house and now can not drink, seem time bomb just start tick.

Sarana x
 
Yorky said:
The letter says "the consumption of alcohol is not conducive to good health and allows Covid-19 to prosper" - didn't you know that?

"Our" politicians are not known for their medical knowledge.
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That's nuts. There're probably lots of food items that fall into that category...Twinkies, crisps, pork rinds...
 
Ciao,

Today Ray manage get some fresh vegetable and salad. He go to a farm shop on way home from business site. Things seem better in supermarket he tell me.
Sarana x
 
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epicuric said:
Does the ban include home brew kits?
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I would imagine not unless you sell the finished product. However, I've not seen home brew kits available here. I did try brewing cider from apple juice once - the result was OK but cost 20% more than commercial beer.
 
TastyReuben said:
Today's Provisions

Today's Provisions


With the beer, this was our conversation earlier:

"So when you say German beer, are you wanting something more seasonal, like a bock, or something a little lighter, like a hefe?"

"Yes."

"Yes, what?"

"Yes, I want bock and hefe. Both."

🤨

Anyway, Kroger had only one German beer we like, so I grabbed some Boddington's instead, because we both like that. Conversation when I got home:

<MrsTasty looks at Paulaner & Boddie's> "So no bock, then?"

"Nope. Paulaner, Becks, or Warsteiner, so I grabbed the Paulaner and then saw the Boddie's."

"That's a four-pack. What're you gonna have?"

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Glad to say, I did find the dog food we buy. Chewy.com doesn't carry it, though Amazon does. But, they had plenty at this Kroger, so we're good for another several days.
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I like your haul!!

Russ
 
Yorky said:
I would imagine not unless you sell the finished product. However, I've not seen home brew kits available here. I did try brewing cider from apple juice once - the result was OK but cost 20% more than commercial beer.
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I used to brew mine with coopers lager kits, X ozzy ? It was pretty good. I think my son has the barrel??

Russ
 
rascal said:
I used to brew mine with coopers lager kits, X ozzy ? It was pretty good. I think my son has the barrel??

Russ
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When I was in UK I used to brew beer regularly. I had two 5 gallon barrels one of which would fit into a converted kitchen unit with a beer engine overhead. I bought the beer engine for £25.00 from a Landlord who was selling his pub and business in Hebden, North Yorkshire.
 
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