Via Lordy
Via Lordy
Strong language. But fair.
"Nice tie, though."
*note - this is classic British satire.
Originally shared by Del Camp
Non alcoholic cocktails #3
A twofer this time. Part 1: Beetle Bailey Cream 6 parts single (whipping) cream 2 parts Lyres American Malt 1/2 part thin Chocolate syrup (e.g. Monin, or the now discontinued Alchemy Divine) Combine and stir to mix. I am reliably informed that it tastes at least as good as a certain named Irish Cream. Serve as-is or... Part 2: YB35 (because it is 2/3 of a B52) 15 ml Lyres Coffee Liqueur 15 ml Beetle Bailey Cream Pour the Coffee Liqueur into a shot glass or shot martini glass. Gently spoon the Beetle Bailey cream on top so that it forms a distinct layer. The result is rich, slightly sweet, and full of the caramel malt coffee you would hope for in such a drink. As I did not have any orange-based not-spirits to hand, this is where I stopped, hence the YB35. If you were to add a third layer of such, I would then call it a Valkyrie (the XB-70).
I laughed at that bit... hey, he did prove that he's objective.
ReplyDeleteNot exactly a reporter. Thus, misleading headline. But splendidly accurate content.
ReplyDeleteWho is he, Florian Haas?
ReplyDelete"Jonathan Pie" (Tom Walker)
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Jonathan Pie is a fictitious British news reporter, created and played in the tradition of political satire by British actor and comedian Tom Walker
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He's still more real than the subject of this 'report'
I heard nothing there that was not part of my daily Aussie vocabulary.. Other than spunk bubble..
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