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Well done re the chicken pie, introuble:T:T:T
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definetly try your local charity shops and carboots...well done on your pie and the vodka gift idea sounds great0
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Thanks everyone! Pie was lovely, am really embracing the old-style way of living!
I had a chilli vodka once and it was absolutly fantastic so figured I can make my own. My mum lives in germany so she will pick up the Vodka in the russian supermarket for about 4 euros a bottle so should work out cheap!0 -
If there is a branch of Oil and Vinegar near you, they sell all sorts of bottles - the idea is that you buy a bottle and fill it with their oil or vinegar, but there is no reason you can't just buy the bottles. Our local branch closed down recently, I am quite disappointed!Trust me - I'm NOT a doctor!0
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Have to admit we're recycling bottles to use for ours......e.g Partner received a set of lots of little bottles of flavoured syrups to go in coffees as a present last year. The labels scrubbed off really easily, they've got screw-tops & we've saved all of them for making pretty little bottles of damson gin & blackberry vodka this Christmas. You can use quite a plain bottle if you're going to jazz it up with a label & a ribbon.2025's challenges: 1) To fill our 10 Savings Pots to their healthiest level ever
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Try jamjarstore.com . They have lovely bottles and jars and are much cheaper than I have found elsewhere. Customer service is great and you get fast delivery.0
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TKMaxx have a good selection of really pretty glass bottles.It's what is inside your head that matters in life - not what's outside your window
Every worthwhile accomplishment, big or little, has its stages of drudgery and triumph; a beginning, a struggle and a victory. - Ghandi0 -
Hi,
Was wondering if anyone knew the best place to get small bottles to give damson gin as presents for Christmas? I need about 10 smallish bottles (50-100ml) that I am going to fill with damsin gin and use as table presents on Christmas day.
I have found these online: http://www.miniatureglassbottles.co.uk/b1.html
They are the sort of thing I'm after but ideally I would like a few different styles to jazz them up a bit. I have seen novelty shaped bottles in gift shops too but they are always so expensive!
Any ideas greatly appreciated.
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