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Sorry, for this being posted wrong in about 5 different ways. Sometimes I need to post sober.
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Sorry, for this being posted wrong in about 5 different ways. Sometimes I need to post sober.
Making beer popsicles is like having your cake and eating it too (13 Photos)
Sorry, for this being posted wrong in about 5 different ways. Sometimes I need to post sober.
I would much rather try Deep fried beer (It is real and made with Guinness in what I can only describe as a ravioli. I can only say it sounds like it would taste like an amazing orgy of delicousness)
Too much effort for me…..ice cold beer (and football) will do
so what, now my kids are going to be stealing my beers?
Leaving it in the can seems unnecessary. I mean… when I was a kid, it went like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yVdDEs0zt1E
This doesn't look good at all.
I could be 12 deep, by the time the first one is frozen.
i don't mean to rain on any ones parade but, the alcohol in the beer will be the first to melt off
Chive WIN for reorganizing the backwards pics!
[...] Making beer popcycles theCHIVE perhaps a popcycle then? __________________ ^MY GARAGE^ OG GROC Member #5 Quote: [...]
I can now picture a lot of pissheads eating yellow snow because of this.
Yummy! Tiny metal pieces in my beer popsicle. What idiot would freeze it still in the can? Either way, this would taste disgusting.
Sorry folks, it's basically a flat beer. You won't be impressed.
A little desperate for material Chive?
Incidentally, when making home made popsicles of any kind, just cover the container with plastic/Saran wrap or foil then poke the "stick" through. Frozen beer….dis-fuckin-gusting.
BTW, the tab title reads "Making beer popcyles". Popscyle is a tool capable of detecting potentially undesired cycles between the packages of of a software system.
What a creative way to waste time and a beer
[...] Because everybody should know how to make beer popsicles. [...]
Of all the sites, I would've bet anything that theChive would've known that everyone "has their cake and (then) eats it, too." To properly state the intended concept, that of both consuming the cake while retaining to, perhaps, eat it again later, you say, "eat your cake and have it, too."
– Call me Wordsmith, John Wordsmith