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Had a big hankerin for eggnog, added some Southern Comfort to it last night. Come to find out I’m not a huge SC fan as I used to be in my young lad days. So tonight I had some Baileys that is typically for my coffee. Well I got to say, this is a very nice pairing
twilliams That is a good idea.
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Had a big hankerin for eggnog, added some Southern Comfort to it last night. Come to find out I’m not a huge SC fan as I used to be in my young lad days. So tonight I had some Baileys that is typically for my coffee. Well I got to say, this is a very nice pairing
twilliams That is a great combo, my wife even enjoys Baileys’ and egg nog, she especially likes it with hot chocolate, that or cinnamon schnaps.
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twilliams That is a great combo, my wife even enjoys Baileys’ and egg nog, she especially likes it with hot chocolate, that or cinnamon schnaps.
bocephus ooohhhhhh that sounds really good too
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twilliams That is a great combo, my wife even enjoys Baileys’ and egg nog, she especially likes it with hot chocolate, that or cinnamon schnaps.
bocephus I can see the cinnamon schnaps being really good with the hot chocolate, even better than creme de menthe.
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bocephus I can see the cinnamon schnaps being really good with the hot chocolate, even better than creme de menthe.
We have a great historical park in town called Carrillon Park. They have a brewery constructed to make beer the old way as part of the parks living history and education. Last night the wife and I had dinner there and had a few beers, before walking the 65 acre park to look at Christmas lights. I had their Spruce Ale seasonal and man was it good. I forget the exact ABV, but it was about 8 to 9 %. It was brewed with real Spruce tips. I did not take pics of the beer I drank, but did take a few inside while they were brewing a Wit Beir. The big kid working in the white shirt is our youngest son.
View from our table during dinner.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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We have a great historical park in town called Carrillon Park. They have a brewery constructed to make beer the old way as part of the parks living history and education. Last night the wife and I had dinner there and had a few beers, before walking the 65 acre park to look at Christmas lights. I had their Spruce Ale seasonal and man was it good. I forget the exact ABV, but it was about 8 to 9 %. It was brewed with real Spruce tips. I did not take pics of the beer I drank, but did take a few inside while they were brewing a Wit Beir. The big kid working in the white shirt is our youngest son.
View from our table during dinner.
GWG8541 That is real nice. I would like to go there some time. Tell your son not to work too hard, he looks like he is hard at it.
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GWG8541 That is real nice. I would like to go there some time. Tell your son not to work too hard, he looks like he is hard at it.
calldoctoday will do, if your ever in Dayton, it is well worth the visit and I’ll buy you a beer. The park is also home to one of the Wright Brother’s original planes and the Wright Cycle shop. It also has a wing about the National Cash Register company (NCR), which has an amazing collection of the cash registers made here as well as many other great innovations from our neck of the woods.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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calldoctoday will do, if your ever in Dayton, it is well worth the visit and I’ll buy you a beer. The park is also home to one of the Wright Brother’s original planes and the Wright Cycle shop. It also has a wing about the National Cash Register company (NCR), which has an amazing collection of the cash registers made here as well as many other great innovations from our neck of the woods.
GWG8541 I thought I had heard about it somewhere & that must have been it. I am going to hold you to it now.
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calldoctoday will do, if your ever in Dayton, it is well worth the visit and I’ll buy you a beer. The park is also home to one of the Wright Brother’s original planes and the Wright Cycle shop. It also has a wing about the National Cash Register company (NCR), which has an amazing collection of the cash registers made here as well as many other great innovations from our neck of the woods.
So when you make and break 9 batches of Peanut Brittle, you have a nice amount of crumbs. We ussually keep them and sprinkle then on ice cream.
I had a thought, which can be dangerous at times. Why not use the crumbs in an Old Fashioned instead if sugar. After all, the crumbs are basically caramelized sugar with peanut essence.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the Peanut Brittle Old Fashioned. You saw it here first.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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bocephus I can see the cinnamon schnaps being really good with the hot chocolate, even better than creme de menthe.
calldoctoday First had it while skiing, bar was set up halfway down the mountain, didn’t think I was going to get her to leave.
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Johnny Walker black punched me in the face last night at the Christmas Party for my wifes company.
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Johnny Walker black punched me in the face last night at the Christmas Party for my wifes company.
HerbcoFood I hate when that happens. Hopefully he didn’t kick you in the stomach as well.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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HerbcoFood I hate when that happens. Hopefully he didn’t kick you in the stomach as well.
GWG8541 Fortunately those days of going to deep into the booze are behind me, just trying to get better at my hair not hurting the next day!
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GWG8541 Fortunately those days of going to deep into the booze are behind me, just trying to get better at my hair not hurting the next day!
HerbcoFood I hear you. I’d like to think I’ve learned my lesson over the years. There is a reason they call it sipping whiskey.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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HerbcoFood I hear you. I’d like to think I’ve learned my lesson over the years. There is a reason they call it sipping whiskey.
GWG8541 Well sometimes I get excited and forget what I am drinking, other times I impress my self how much gets sipped over a 12 hour time period.
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We have a great historical park in town called Carrillon Park. They have a brewery constructed to make beer the old way as part of the parks living history and education. Last night the wife and I had dinner there and had a few beers, before walking the 65 acre park to look at Christmas lights. I had their Spruce Ale seasonal and man was it good. I forget the exact ABV, but it was about 8 to 9 %. It was brewed with real Spruce tips. I did not take pics of the beer I drank, but did take a few inside while they were brewing a Wit Beir. The big kid working in the white shirt is our youngest son.
View from our table during dinner.
GWG8541 that is an awesome looking place
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So when you make and break 9 batches of Peanut Brittle, you have a nice amount of crumbs. We ussually keep them and sprinkle then on ice cream.
I had a thought, which can be dangerous at times. Why not use the crumbs in an Old Fashioned instead if sugar. After all, the crumbs are basically caramelized sugar with peanut essence.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the Peanut Brittle Old Fashioned. You saw it here first.
GWG8541 what a creation
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We have a great historical park in town called Carrillon Park. They have a brewery constructed to make beer the old way as part of the parks living history and education. Last night the wife and I had dinner there and had a few beers, before walking the 65 acre park to look at Christmas lights. I had their Spruce Ale seasonal and man was it good. I forget the exact ABV, but it was about 8 to 9 %. It was brewed with real Spruce tips. I did not take pics of the beer I drank, but did take a few inside while they were brewing a Wit Beir. The big kid working in the white shirt is our youngest son.
View from our table during dinner.
GWG8541 that looks like a fun place to visit and work at!
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So when you make and break 9 batches of Peanut Brittle, you have a nice amount of crumbs. We ussually keep them and sprinkle then on ice cream.
I had a thought, which can be dangerous at times. Why not use the crumbs in an Old Fashioned instead if sugar. After all, the crumbs are basically caramelized sugar with peanut essence.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the Peanut Brittle Old Fashioned. You saw it here first.
GWG8541 Sounds good & looks good too, I can just taste that hint of peanut & caramel on my tongue.
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GWG8541 Sounds good & looks good too, I can just taste that hint of peanut & caramel on my tongue.
calldoctoday Im going to give it a shot (pun intended) with some peanut butter whiskey
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