Another use for hot engine bays !!!

[Simon.O.]

I have found yet another use for the hot under hood temps
I brew my own beer and to get the thick syrup out of the can is a bit tedious at times.
After a drive up to the old mans house where the brewery is the Grey Ghost is nice and warm.
So up the hood and place the can on the top of the radiator then drop the hood back down on it.
I leave it there while I wash my bottles and get every thing ready to refill the barrel once I have done the bottling.
The warm can now has nice runny syrup and it is easy to pour.

Just thought I would share that little gem.

[That Ruddy Squirrel]

I have found yet another use for the hot under hood temps
I brew my own beer and to get the thick syrup out of the can is a bit tedious at times.
After a drive up to the old mans house where the brewery is the Grey Ghost is nice and warm.
So up the hood and place the can on the top of the radiator then drop the hood back down on it.
I leave it there while I wash my bottles and get every thing ready to refill the barrel once I have done the bottling.
The warm can now has nice runny syrup and it is easy to pour.

Just thought I would share that little gem.

It would be better if you shared the beer

[da SLUG man]

i deliver to a couple of breweries... the smaller ones always give me a few beers... usually miss filled bottles but to the untrained eye they look full!... lovely jubly! (todays was from the mean time brewery in charlton (greenwich)

[Simon.O.]

It would be better if you shared the beer

If you find yourself over here, come on in and have a Brew!!!

[That Ruddy Squirrel]

If you find yourself over here, come on in and have a Brew!!!

And, of course, the same goes for you


Trev

[kitesurf_phil]

It's a year or two since I wrapped a Cornish Pastie in tin foil and wired it to the exhaust manifold. It should say 35mins at 60MPH on the heating instructions!!