Cocoa, Tea and Coffee

[tomtom]

seems i got the wrong end of the stick again.. i thought Abbe was suggesting that the clotted cream was put in the tea.. i can give you a great scone recipe.. then all you need is clotted cream.. jam (preferably home made) and the (preferably Earl Grey )

 

[arctic hobo]

Well I'll have to now :biggthump Anyone know where you can get the stuff (limoncello) over here ? Last place I bought a bottle was Utrecht !

Ta.

I second that - it doesn't seem to exist in this country :?:

 

[Abbe Osram]

seems i got the wrong end of the stick again.. i thought Abbe was suggesting that the clotted cream was put in the tea.. i can give you a great scone recipe.. then all you need is clotted cream.. jam (preferably home made) and the (preferably Earl Grey )

No, No you understood me right. When I was in Cornwall I got a clotted cream tea and they put the cream into the cup, but here in sweden I don't find anything resample that kind of taste. Therefore I thought it must be something special.

cheers
Abbe

 

[JakeR]

Hi my english friends!

And Welsh!

I would have thought it would just sink. Very thick stuff

 

[CLEM]

Went out yesterday and got meself some of this Mocha stuff as recommended by Gary,now as i said iam not a coffee or tea drinker so i was expecting to spit this Mocha stuff out after the first sip.While i cannot say it was great and i only managed half a mug(maybe mocha/coffee is something i can learn to like)it was no where near as bad as all the other coffees i've tried.So i will endeavor to persevere and maybe i will grow to like it.Gonna try another mug in a sec or three.

 

[Paganwolf]

Im a bovril man myself,bovril cubes are nice to drink and you can whack em in your grub if its a bit bland.

 

[JakeR]

Boullion (sp?) makes a nice warm drink too.

 

[Schwert]

What else goes well with coffee? (alcoholic i mean).

Jameson Irish Whisky and lots of it.

 

[tomtom]

Irish Whisky

scottland was only put there to make whiskey .. you cant deprive them of it!

 

[BIG-TARGET]

whiskey and bushcraft camping,,,,,,NOT good bed-fellows!!!

 

[tomtom]

i know several people who would dissagree with you there.. alcohol might not mix so well with survival but bushcraft is about the fun too!! :wave:

but we are stumbling off topic here!!

 

[arctic hobo]

We might be, but it's Irish Whiskey, not Whisky. And it's better than Scottish! :uu:

 

[Wayne]

A drop of fire water at the end of the day around a campfire is fun. However swinging an axe around after several pints is a quick way to bleed.

i like a nice mulled wine myself.

 

[BIG-TARGET]

i know several people who would dissagree with you there.. alcohol might not mix so well with survival but bushcraft is about the fun too!! :wave:

but we are stumbling off topic here!!

When you are right about bushcraft being fun too. But when you are bushcrafting, you are in a defacto survival mode.

But on your way home, when it's over, you want to stop by a pub for a dozen smoker wings and a pint.

Hey!!! Rock & Roll!!! :biggthump

 

[Paganwolf]

Whisky Mac out KNIFES AND SHARP THINGS away, booze and sharps dont mix, your 100% right, lucky we're a sensible and respectable and teatotal bunch eh :shock: a few dram's round the fire of an evening does seem to be most theraputic though, a bit like Didgeridoo playing :shock: :rolmao:

 

[CLEM]

Whisky Mac out KNIFES AND SHARP THINGS away, booze and sharps dont mix, your 100% right, lucky we're a sensible and respectable and teatotal bunch eh :shock: a few dram's round the fire of an evening does seem to be most theraputic though, a bit like Didgeridoo playing :shock: :rolmao:

Dunno about the Didgeridoo stuff but otherwise you right on the mark about everything else.

 

[BIG-TARGET]

My point extactly(no pun intended) :You_Rock_