If you're a single guy then this but how the hell do you only possess ice cubes in your freezer I have two freezers lol and both are full.Seems a waste to put it back on purely for ice cubes (not sure what else I'd need it for - perhaps batch freezing stuff).
Ok - seems liken more than I thought have sacked the ovens off.
If I hadI an outdoor space I'd probably look at BBQoing stuff too.
In fact (and to return to a previous posters question) I once built an outdoor BBQ smoker from an oil drum. I used to wood smoke pulled pork & brisker for hours. Was really proud of that, but something that got left behind when I moved out
Would also love an outdoor pizza oven (or Ooni) but that's for a time when I buy a small pad.
Will definitely look at the Ninja.
Why are you showing us a pic of the outside loo in the 2nd picture?last night:
chicken stock, white wine and cream. Came out looking the same though.Why are you showing us a pic of the outside loo in the 2nd picture?
Your cooking has come on leaps and bounds over the yearschicken stock, white wine and cream. Came out looking the same though.
I’m the same way and freezers are very economical to run.If you're a single guy then this but how the hell do you only possess ice cubes in your freezer I have two freezers lol and both are full.
Granted the dogs 'frozen' fresh food takes up a lot of one of them but then we have the batch baking, including frozen veg from fresh, a couple of frozen pizzas, shit like scampi, fish, chicken nuggets etc, raw homemade beef burgers, chips, ice lollies, the only thing I haven't got is ice cubes lol
That's what happens when your wife asks, "how do You boil a hotdog"?Your cooking has come on leaps and bounds over the years
Did you open the can first?That's what happens when your wife asks, "how do You boil a hotdog"?
We’ve just been away and the fridge/freezer was one of the only things we left running. It’s 2 years old or so and cost 3p an hour. That’ll be 5p in October, meaning £1.25 per day, £40 a month.I’m the same way and freezers are very economical to run.
Probably cheaper than running to the store all the timeWe’ve just been away and the fridge/freezer was one of the only things we left running. It’s 2 years old or so and cost 3p an hour. That’ll be 5p in October, meaning £1.25 per day, £40 a month.
Peanuts on its own, but some people won’t be able to afford it.
Absolutely. Probably be able to keep it in the lounge anyway if the heating‘s turned off permanently.Probably cheaper than running to the store all the time