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phat pharmer · 03-15-2005, 02:59 PM

Heres what you need

1. 200g of good sticky trim, chopped and frozen overnight.
2. An electric food mixer
3. A couple of 2Kg bags of ice.
4. A couple of icecream tubs that I'd filled with water and frozen overnight to give me a couple of ice 'bricks'.
5. A wooden spoon.

I half filled the intact bucket with cold water and then put the modified bucket into it and added the ice 'bricks'. I then left it until the bricks had all but melted, this is an easy way to bring the temperature down without using loads of cubes and also gives you time for a smoke!

Once the ice is down to chunks a few inches across I added the trim, straight from the freezer. Then I added a 2Kg bag of ice cubes so all the trim was submerged and left it for 10 mins while I finished my smoke.

03-15-2005, 02:59 PM	#2 (permalink)
phat pharmer Earache My Eye Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: two stops short of Dagenham Posts: 1,071 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Heres what you need 1. 200g of good sticky trim, chopped and frozen overnight. 2. An electric food mixer 3. A couple of 2Kg bags of ice. 4. A couple of icecream tubs that I'd filled with water and frozen overnight to give me a couple of ice 'bricks'. 5. A wooden spoon. I half filled the intact bucket with cold water and then put the modified bucket into it and added the ice 'bricks'. I then left it until the bricks had all but melted, this is an easy way to bring the temperature down without using loads of cubes and also gives you time for a smoke! Once the ice is down to chunks a few inches across I added the trim, straight from the freezer. Then I added a 2Kg bag of ice cubes so all the trim was submerged and left it for 10 mins while I finished my smoke. Attached Images __________________ VOTE Phat