Big Green Egg. OK, so it didn't actually come in the mail but it was delivered today.
And a scale.
And a scale.
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Eight pounds of coffee to roast.
Today 4 old Cornys arrive. Back in the stone age, I bought new ones, but then I noticed the old ones worked just as well and cost $12.50. Wish I were paying that price this time.
Well, the Fedex truck pulled up to my gate, sat there for a very long time, and then left. Second day in a row they have failed to come through.Today 4 old Cornys arrive. Back in the stone age, I bought new ones, but then I noticed the old ones worked just as well and cost $12.50. Wish I were paying that price this time.
Driver is prob'ly sitting there with a cup going "How do I get the beer out?"Welcome to day three of Fedex saying my Cornys are "out for delivery."
I have enough Corny’s that I’m no longer going to buy any more. The last new one I got came out of India & it has been nothing but a problem. The best ones I have are the old Pepsi & Coke ones out of the 1970’s.I can almost remember $12.50-ish cornys. But who was making new ones back then? My recollection is that once use cornys became scarce and pushing $30-ish, new Italian knockoffs appeared, followed by Chinese, and finally Australian.
Since "Cornys" is an abbreviation for "Cornelius Kegs," I'd recommend an apostrophe to represent all the missing letters. Hence, "Corny's".So today, I will supposedly get the Cornys, disconnects, and a temperature control. No Cornys, no mocking up my keezer to see where to put things, no way to finish the keezer. No temperature control, no place to put my first batch of ale, no way to clear the fermenting freezer for another batch. No disconnect, no way to drink the beer, which has been tantalizing me for days.
None of this stuff has made it.
Not totally sure what the plural of "Corny" is, so I left the apostrophe out. It's a short proper noun, so this was my guess.
What a corny thing to get hung up on.... I think I'll brew a cream aleSince "Cornys" is an abbreviation for "Cornelius Kegs," I'd recommend an apostrophe to represent all the missing letters. Hence, "Corny's".
Sorry you bought AMCYL... If you ever consider another new one, I can highly recommend AEB and these new Kegland ones look promising...I'll be cleaning/sanitizing/purging them this week and filling them in just over a week and will definitely post my opinions of them.I have enough Corny’s that I’m no longer going to buy any more. The last new one I got came out of India & it has been nothing but a problem. The best ones I have are the old Pepsi & Coke ones out of the 1970’s.
Not to mention just a bit obsessive...And if your friends drank two cornies' worth of beer, it would be both plural and possessive.
Why does he sit at the gate and then leave? Sick freak.
I’ve had mixed results with Torpedoes. Got several of them when they first came out, maybe 5-6 years ago. The cap seals were finicky to seat and would often leak.Lol,. Corny's implies possession. So cornies would be more than one Cornelius keg. Last year I purchased two new cornies from AIG that I'm very happy with. Since then I've bought 3 torpedo kegs from morebeer that I love. Moving forward I'll only buy Torpedo kegs.