[Grovenet] I have a solution to cleaning snow from cars
David Morelli
jo.david at verizon.net
Mon Dec 22 18:23:20 PST 2008
On Dec 22, 2008, at 3:03 PM, Walt Wentz wrote:
>
> Cute, David!
> I have another suggestion for removing snow... admittedly, only about
> a gallon at a time, and only in households with small children...
> a good old blast from the past, Snow Ice Cream.
> Put a heavy bowl outside in the snow to chill down.
> Scoop up about a gallon of light, soft snow. Quickly mix in about one
> cup of cream, (or half-and-half, or at least ordinary milk), 1/4-cup
> sugar and a tablespoon of vanilla extract.
> Stir quickly to mix (it will shrink down to about 1/4 in size) and
> feed to the required small children, who are the only ones happy to
> eat ice cream in weather like this!
> Those willing to experiment with other flavors might try mixing
> chocolate syrup with the milk beforehand, adding pureed frozen
> strawberries, etc. The old recipe with vanilla extract is the
> authentic Depression-era standard, however.
> Walt
Sounds good to me.
--- slow transition ---
Be care full where you select the snow. Avoid the areas around
bushes, trees and telephone poles.
--- final segue ---
Today while shoveling the white stuff, I encountered something I have
never seen before. Yellow ice. Because it was at the base of a
telephone pole, I would expect that it came from the same process as
yellow snow, only it was intercepted by the layer of ice. Must have
been a really big dog.
David
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