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???? Wrote:

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> Quids' Hot Toddy (PP)

>

> 1 Cinnamon Stick

> 'Drop'* of Brandy

> 4 cans of Stella

>

> *one of the ?2.99 quarter bottles does the job

>

> Heat in a pan...or in a plastic bowl in the

> Microwave. Drink quickly.

>

> Will have you out shouting at Gritter Lorries and

> snowballing the top deck of the 176 before you can

> say "'don't know what came over me m'lud"



Sounds promising. If you're feeling thrifty (and short on time), you can buy your 'ingredients' from the one-stop shop, use their heat-up-a-burger microwave, and you should be steamin' by the time you've entered your pin number..

Blimey I oh !


Quick stock take chez Curtain:


Manzanilla (open, but full-ish)


Sainsbo's Amarillo Sherry


1.5lt of Lambrusco Red wine (unopened-gift from the 12-step AA lady down the road)


Various Ciders


In the freezer i've stashed a chunk of belly pork & a load of proper sausages.



I'm well happy now !

Finished the last of the Christmas cake and the sweet sherry a few days back.


None of the chocolates etc lasted much beyond Christmas week :))


Stella went long ago, as did all the leftover white wine,fizzy wine, rum and brandy.


Still got a bottle of dry sherry, ginger wine, several bottles of red and a bottle of gin.


Oh, and about a stone of unwanted flab :))

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