@hazardwarning I love it in milk, only takes a little to slightly curdle & thicken up a bit. Serve over ice.
I got that idea from Twitter years ago, from interaction with a Doctor Who scriptwriter (Tom Baker era).
Especially good served hot.
// @matigo It contains the juice of grapes, raspberries and blackcurrants plus sugar (in a 3% concentration), flavoured with herbs and spices.
@matigo Simple: the IS NO Australian version. You get UK-market or Arabian-market (I have a couple of those bottles, the bottling plant is in Cyprus). The middle east product seems to be much more concentrated, it has a thicker consistency & will settle in the bottle if left too long. Shake it up to recombine.
Bit the bullet, so to speak. I love Vimto concentrate but none of the shops around here sell it. I can get a version made for the Arabian market if I drive for about 45 minutes each way, but that version is not the same as the UK one I like.
Found the desired product on Amazon & the postage from UK is less than the purchase price if I buy the 2 litre bottle. And, even with postage included, the price per litre is line-ball with the Arabian product.
@matigo At a big nationwide office supplies chain they stock three brands of Android tablet: Lenovo, Samsung & a local mob called Laser.
// @jussipekonen @variablepulserate @joeo10
A bit complicated at present to connect my G4 PowerBook to HDMI, currently use a mini DVI to DVI-D adapter; a DVI-D to VGA adapter & a VGA to HDMI adapter. Amazon to the rescue, bought a mini DVI to HDMI adapter to do it all in one step.
Full day tomorrow. First my reward: for resolving a printer problem & setting up the replacement laser item, my 80+ friends invited me to a C&W artist’s show at a pub for “Morning Melodies” from 10:30am to 11:30am with lunch provided.
Which should give me enough time to get to a big PC User Group HQ where I co-convene a combined Mac/PC User Group news/assistance/chat session. That goes for two hours before I pack up my stuff & head north for the monthly Mac User Group Management Committee’s meeting.
We try to knock those down to two hours max but are also trying to plan next year’s 40th anniversary show for the group.
@variablepulserate In primary school we used to have flavoured jelly crystals in our sandwiches as a treat.
