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Paul
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Put a few in a large glass with a generous helping of rye and some gingerale! 
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David Hughes
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I say ttthhhaannks tttheree Paul it worrrrks grrraet,  |
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| Posted: Friday 7-9-2010 3:11 pm Post subject: |
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| Paul wrote: | | Put a few in a large glass with a generous helping of rye and some gingerale! |
Thank you Paul... 
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Jerry Daschofsky
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LOL.
Ok, seriously. Baking soda in your freezer will help Jessica. I always keep a box open up in the freezer door.
But I like Paul's idea better.  |
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Ditto on the baking soda...
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Oysterpot
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You connosours will shudder, but I kill my ice, by squeezing half a lime in a glass of ice and then pour on the Corona. Fresh ice and lime with every beer. Stays colder longer, but not very long...... my glass has a leak 
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| Paul wrote: | | Put a few in a large glass with a generous helping of rye and some gingerale! |
Is there anything that whiskey can't do? |
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paddlefoot
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I'm cleaning some ice cubes right now!  |
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Oysterpot
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Yea, I don't see how anyone can use ice cubes that haven't been cleaned!
How unhealthy is that! 
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| Posted: Tuesday 7-13-2010 11:15 am Post subject: Cleaning Ice Cubes |
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| I always put a few charcoal briquettes in my freezer. Works like baking soda.... |
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jessicafox
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| Zelix wrote: | | Paul wrote: | | Put a few in a large glass with a generous helping of rye and some gingerale! |
Is there anything that whiskey can't do? |
Thanks - Paul, Jerry and Tapone.
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