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lansbury Aug 16th 2013 11:00 am
Disaster
 
Spare freezer in the garage packed up. My British sausages have defrosted :(

Uncle_Bob Aug 16th 2013 11:16 am
Re: Disaster
 
Originally Posted by lansbury (Post 10854592)
Spare freezer in the garage packed up. My British sausages have defrosted :(
Breakfast at your place tomorrow then :D

Do you have any bacon as well?

Cardienscarf Aug 16th 2013 11:18 am
Re: Disaster
 
Originally Posted by lansbury (Post 10854592)
Spare freezer in the garage packed up. My British sausages have defrosted :(
:scaredhair:

You can cook them and then you can freeze them. :)

lansbury Aug 16th 2013 11:30 am
Re: Disaster
 
Originally Posted by Cardienscarf (Post 10854600)
:scaredhair:

You can cook them and then you can freeze them. :)
Not really sure how longer the freezer has been broken for. Could be a few days.

kodokan Aug 16th 2013 11:52 am
Re: Disaster
 
Originally Posted by lansbury (Post 10854610)
Not really sure how longer the freezer has been broken for. Could be a few days.
Are they still cold to touch, like they would be in a fridge? If so, they're fine for cooking and refreezing.

Nutek Aug 16th 2013 12:48 pm
Re: Disaster
 
Eat them. It will be fine.

Post pics.

:)

lansbury Aug 16th 2013 1:38 pm
Re: Disaster
 
Originally Posted by kodokan (Post 10854627)
Are they still cold to touch, like they would be in a fridge? If so, they're fine for cooking and refreezing.
No they are warm and squishy.

kodokan Aug 16th 2013 2:10 pm
Re: Disaster
 
Originally Posted by lansbury (Post 10854701)
No they are warm and squishy.
Ahhh... then I wouldn't, not knowing how long the freezer had been out.

:(

Edit: not the same, I know, but I'm getting by on the Brats with Beer. I even found some good ones with cheese and jalapenos last week. The Italian sausage is just weird.

Pulaski Aug 16th 2013 2:14 pm
Re: Disaster
 
Originally Posted by lansbury (Post 10854701)
No they are warm and squishy.
Sorry to hear that, though I have to disagree with the thread title; having your freezer fail is a disaster, losing British sausages is a catastrophe! :(

AdobePinon Aug 16th 2013 2:20 pm
Re: Disaster
 
Originally Posted by lansbury (Post 10854701)
No they are warm and squishy.
How many coyotes scratching at the door? If three or less, you might be able to survive eating a couple of sausages.

Yorkieabroad Aug 16th 2013 3:41 pm
Re: Disaster
 
Originally Posted by AdobePinon (Post 10854720)
How many coyotes scratching at the door? If three or less, you might be able to survive eating a couple of sausages.
Also depends on the health insurance situation...not a lot of downside if you've already covered this years deductible......;)

civilservant Aug 16th 2013 5:52 pm
Re: Disaster
 
RIP Sausages.

My condolences.

Cardienscarf Aug 16th 2013 9:08 pm
Re: Disaster
 
Originally Posted by lansbury (Post 10854701)
No they are warm and squishy.
Terrible news. I had sausage and mash for tea yesterday if that helps.

Nutmegger Aug 17th 2013 1:57 am
Re: Disaster
 
Originally Posted by AdobePinon (Post 10854720)
How many coyotes scratching at the door? If three or less, you might be able to survive eating a couple of sausages.
Or toss one to the coyote and see if it keels over. :sneaky:

Sassyjaybabe Aug 17th 2013 5:20 am
Re: Disaster
 
If you don't mind me asking... where do you get your British sausages from?


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