In my fridge, that is. I just pulled out a bottle of Mudshakes (4% alcohol, vanilla vodka, yummy!) and its frozen solid.
I think I need to turn the temperature up if its starting to freeze the alcohol!
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It must be pretty cold in there....
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Your Vodka froze?????
that is weird!!!!! Vodka usually doesn't freeze- but i guess since it wasn't pure vodka, that's why
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I know! That's what I was thinking - alcohol's usually pretty resistant to freezing. I didn't think it was that cold in there...
Here I am, hoping for a little bit of a drink after an 11 hour work day, and I have to wait for it to defrost now!
Here I am, hoping for a little bit of a drink after an 11 hour work day, and I have to wait for it to defrost now!
take the vodka bottle out and sit it in a bowl of warm water - it will defrost without damaging the bottleOriginally Posted by Sandtigress
I know! That's what I was thinking - alcohol's usually pretty resistant to freezing. I didn't think it was that cold in there...
Here I am, hoping for a little bit of a drink after an 11 hour work day, and I have to wait for it to defrost now!
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Thanks for the suggestion, I might have to do that!
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oh oh oh yum. I havent had one of those in a couple of years. They have dairy in them, thats why they would freeze
hey wait, no drinking unless you invite us to join
hehe i am bored and could use a drink
hehe i am bored and could use a drink
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Ewwww....on second though, maybe there's something wrong with that bottle other than being frozen.....
I just checked, and none of the other bottles are like that! Its sort of like a mudslide so there's some sort of milk/dairy product in there to make it creamy...maybe that bottle just went bad or something.
I don't see how one bottle can be mostly solid, and the others totally liquid otherwise. Gross!
I just checked, and none of the other bottles are like that! Its sort of like a mudslide so there's some sort of milk/dairy product in there to make it creamy...maybe that bottle just went bad or something.
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Was the bottle to one side of the fridge, and not in the middle? When id buy iceypoles or icecreams and stick it in the chest freezer, the ones on the outside freeze first.Originally Posted by Sandtigress
Ewwww....on second though, maybe there's something wrong with that bottle other than being frozen.....
I just checked, and none of the other bottles are like that! Its sort of like a mudslide so there's some sort of milk/dairy product in there to make it creamy...maybe that bottle just went bad or something.I don't see how one bottle can be mostly solid, and the others totally liquid otherwise. Gross!
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Drinks for everyone!
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Its weird...its on the middle shelf, towards the inside (so edge of the shelf, two bottles in front, and this cold on behind that). The water and the milk on the top shelf are fine, as is the cheesecake I'm eating that was below that.
in my fridge, if something is stuck in the back, it will start to get frozen.
haha, i was trying to pour out some ice tea and got confused cause nothing would come out(i just woke up, so it took me a second or 2 before i noticed ice blocking.
haha, i was trying to pour out some ice tea and got confused cause nothing would come out(i just woke up, so it took me a second or 2 before i noticed ice blocking.
Mudslide sounds SO good right now!!
All I've got here at the house is Cap'n Morgans Coconut.
All I've got here at the house is Cap'n Morgans Coconut.
My moms mudslide used to freeze all the time in the fridge. While nothing else would. I think thats just how those products are. Hers was never bad she would just wait for it to defrost and go to town..lol..
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Well, that's a relief! They're a little on the pricey side as far as my alcoholic purchases are concerned, and I'm very fond of them, so it would be a shame for a bottle to go to waste!
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ALCOMAHOOOL!!!
well you wont know until you take a taste
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I drank a non-frozen bottle.
We'll see about that other one another time. But mmmmmmm, it was good!
