How to use berries

WelshKitty85

No, I just rinsed them off the best I could and put them in whole.

WelshKitty85

Can anybody suggest where I can get some cheap bottles for my creme de mure? I was thinking maybe some of the mini wine bottles which I can get for about £1 each locally. Any other suggestions? I am going to be giving it as gifts if it turns out ok so want about 5/6 bottles that are not too big.

poorly_scammo

WelshKitty85 wrote: »

Can anybody suggest where I can get some cheap bottles for my creme de mure? I was thinking maybe some of the mini wine bottles which I can get for about £1 each locally. Any other suggestions? I am going to be giving it as gifts if it turns out ok so want about 5/6 bottles that are not too big.

Wilkos

http://www.wilko.com/homebrew-accessories+equipment/wilko-swing-top-bottles-6-x-500ml/invt/0318707

WelshKitty85

Thanks. My nearest Wilkos is 30 mins away but will pick some up if I am passing.

CupOfChai

I'm using mini wine bottles for my liqueurs, my friend did it before and it worked well so I've nicked her idea. Only we get the ones that come with wine in them, which we drink, then wash out and reuse the bottles.

WelshKitty85

CupOfChai wrote: »

I'm using mini wine bottles for my liqueurs, my friend did it before and it worked well so I've nicked her idea. Only we get the ones that come with wine in them, which we drink, then wash out and reuse the bottles.

Yes, that's what I was thinking. I will get some next time I am shopping.

nearlytherenow

A really simple and tasty dessert can be made quickly with frozen or fresh berries. A few berries with some low fat greek or natural yogurt stirred in and add a crushed up meringue nest. Delicious.