Lol that must have been last Thursday as I have not been there this week. I believe Tim went yesterday and as you pointed out it was very hard going. It was even harder where I went where it is rock hard the best of times.
What is in your flask?
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Just to say,Asda must have been reading my earlier posts on their Costa Rican coffee as the bastards have discontinued it,so now i've bought two to try,one from Tesco(which I think i've tried before and wasn't keen),the other a new offering from Aldi,which I hope is the cats whiskers as it costs £1.69 a 100gm jar....
flightliner
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Summer it's water but winter my taste is fairly Catholic from tinned soup, coffee, tea, oxo and even runny porridge sweetened with syrup.
Contrary to most I don't mind stewed tea as long as it was strong and sweet in the first place. It comes from my time working in a Sheffield steelworks after leaving school. The guys on the melting shop floor always had a Billycan sat on a furnace, never ever washed out and topped up constantly with the resulting "stew" that I developed a liking of. (builders tea by comparison is for pussies)
My flask is an "Arcosteel" that I bought almost thirty years ago and it will keep tea or coffee still very drinkable more than twenty four hours from first poured in.
Contrary to most I don't mind stewed tea as long as it was strong and sweet in the first place. It comes from my time working in a Sheffield steelworks after leaving school. The guys on the melting shop floor always had a Billycan sat on a furnace, never ever washed out and topped up constantly with the resulting "stew" that I developed a liking of. (builders tea by comparison is for pussies)
My flask is an "Arcosteel" that I bought almost thirty years ago and it will keep tea or coffee still very drinkable more than twenty four hours from first poured in.
