P.S. And it turns out that (at least for the freezers I've experienced) you can leave the Guinness in as long as you want, too. It might need to warm up for a minute or two before you try to pour it out of the can, but other than that, no problems were encountered. =)
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Guinness is better partly frozen
My recommendation is, for a can of Guinness Draught that has been fully refrigerated, you should put the can in the freezer for between 1.5 and 2 hours to get the full slushiness:


P.S. And it turns out that (at least for the freezers I've experienced) you can leave the Guinness in as long as you want, too. It might need to warm up for a minute or two before you try to pour it out of the can, but other than that, no problems were encountered. =)
P.S. And it turns out that (at least for the freezers I've experienced) you can leave the Guinness in as long as you want, too. It might need to warm up for a minute or two before you try to pour it out of the can, but other than that, no problems were encountered. =)
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3 comments:
okay.
I ought to give this a try sometime, but I don't really like regular Guinness.
Hence the usage of Guinness Draught? ;)
Tuesday, my friend. Tuesday.
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