eat wine

decides2dream

http://www.winecellarsorbets.com/sorbet ... &menu=true


now here's an idea i can really get behind; wine AND sorbet, together.......hell yea!










dammnit, i posted this in the wrong forum. AET please?

Dissidentman

Needs a higher alcohol content...

Hub.

Yummy! :thumbup:

decides2dream

Dissidentman wrote:

Needs a higher alcohol content...

well hey, can't have it all.
i just thought.....YUMMM!


perhaps have a glass of wine WITH your wine sorbet? win-win!

Hub. wrote:

Yummy! :thumbup:

exactly.
i need to try this.

Dissidentman

decides2dream wrote:

Dissidentman wrote:

Needs a higher alcohol content...

well hey, can't have it all.
i just thought.....YUMMM!


perhaps have a glass of wine WITH your wine sorbet? win-win!

Hub. wrote:

Yummy! :thumbup:

exactly.
i need to try this.

Maybe a bottle of merlot and a pint of sorbet in a blender???

Green Circle

wouldn't that just make a really cold sangria?

Dissidentman

Theovl316 wrote:

wouldn't that just make a really cold sangria?

And???

decides2dream

Theovl316 wrote:

wouldn't that just make a really cold sangria?

hereya go:

http://www.winecellarsorbets.com/sorbet ... &menu=true


win-win!


i think it's genius. must try.
ciao bella makes a blackberry cabernet sorbetto which is delish, but i think this has more wine.

chiquimonkey

ooooOOooooo this is intriguing! I will have to check this out next time I go to the store

decides2dream

chiquimonkey wrote:

ooooOOooooo this is intriguing! I will have to check this out next time I go to the store

it actually contains zero alcohol tho. :x
bit of a bummer there.
teases.
:twisted:

chiquimonkey

decides2dream wrote:

chiquimonkey wrote:

ooooOOooooo this is intriguing! I will have to check this out next time I go to the store

it actually contains zero alcohol tho. :x
bit of a bummer there.
teases.
:twisted:

Huh?? I call bullshit on that!

Ah well, worth tasting anyway...I'll just have a bottle of red breathing at the same time

decides2dream

chiquimonkey wrote:

decides2dream wrote:

chiquimonkey wrote:

ooooOOooooo this is intriguing! I will have to check this out next time I go to the store

it actually contains zero alcohol tho. :x
bit of a bummer there.
teases.
:twisted:

Huh?? I call bullshit on that!

Ah well, worth tasting anyway...I'll just have a bottle of red breathing at the same time

right?!
i was doing more reading on the site and i saw it clearly, non-alcoholic! fuckers!
but yea, still sounds delish...and just serve WITH wine.
i'm in.

norm

gallon of gallo and gallon of rocky road always works for me! :P

JOEJOEJOE

Anyone ever buy a Slurpee at 7-11 and add alcohol?

chiquimonkey

Dream yeah they should put that front and center on the webpage....don't they know how us lushes think?

norm wrote:

gallon of gallo and gallon of rocky road always works for me! :P

Try saying gallons of gallo 10x fast :P

JOE I love slurpee with all of my heart. I win the lottery....SO buying a machine.

BinauralJam

JOEJOEJOE wrote:

Anyone ever buy a Slurpee at 7-11 and add alcohol?

No, but now that you put the idea in my head. :twisted:

dunkman

mental.

although the name eatwine is far superior to that of boxwine... the world's most ridiculously named product.

redrock

Champagne and liqueur sorbets are common as 'palate refreshers' between courses (at least in France!). I also remember my grandmother making wine sorbet and even wine ice cream. I've never seen it sold in shops though!

decides2dream

redrock wrote:

Champagne and liqueur sorbets are common as 'palate refreshers' between courses (at least in France!). I also remember my grandmother making wine sorbet and even wine ice cream. I've never seen it sold in shops though!

they are not common here, but they do exist in some restaurants so not a totally foreign concept. well, the sorbet as a palate refresher between courses but not with any alcohol.





and joex3 - never did that with a slurpee....but i regularly add rum to the fruit smoothies i make at home.

JOEJOEJOE

decides2dream wrote:

redrock wrote:

Champagne and liqueur sorbets are common as 'palate refreshers' between courses (at least in France!). I also remember my grandmother making wine sorbet and even wine ice cream. I've never seen it sold in shops though!

they are not common here, but they do exist in some restaurants so not a totally foreign concept. well, the sorbet as a palate refresher between courses but not with any alcohol.





and joex3 - never did that with a slurpee....but i regularly add rum to the fruit smoothies i make at home.

The foods to which booze is added is so random.....Kahlua and coffee, vodka and penne, Chambord/Amaretto and Chocolate cake

Dissidentman

JOEJOEJOE wrote:

decides2dream wrote:

redrock wrote:

Champagne and liqueur sorbets are common as 'palate refreshers' between courses (at least in France!). I also remember my grandmother making wine sorbet and even wine ice cream. I've never seen it sold in shops though!

they are not common here, but they do exist in some restaurants so not a totally foreign concept. well, the sorbet as a palate refresher between courses but not with any alcohol.





and joex3 - never did that with a slurpee....but i regularly add rum to the fruit smoothies i make at home.

The foods to which booze is added is so random.....Kahlua and coffee, vodka and penne, Chambord/Amaretto and Chocolate cake

Let's not forget Budweiser and Cheerios...

decides2dream

Dissidentman wrote:

JOEJOEJOE wrote:

decides2dream wrote:

and joex3 - never did that with a slurpee....but i regularly add rum to the fruit smoothies i make at home.

The foods to which booze is added is so random.....Kahlua and coffee, vodka and penne, Chambord/Amaretto and Chocolate cake

Let's not forget Budweiser and Cheerios...

i don't even like beer...but that made me chuckle.
if the weather is as beautiful as it's meant to be this weekend, i think i might break out the blender for my inaugural 2010 fruit and bacardi smoothie.

mickeyrat

First thought that came to mind when reading thread title?


Umm, wouldn't that just be popping back a few grapes?

decides2dream

mickeyrat wrote:

First thought that came to mind when reading thread title?


Umm, wouldn't that just be popping back a few grapes?

only if those are fermented grapes.

Dissidentman

decides2dream wrote:

mickeyrat wrote:

First thought that came to mind when reading thread title?


Umm, wouldn't that just be popping back a few grapes?

only if those are fermented grapes.

The one's in the drawer in my fridge are well on their way...

decides2dream

Dissidentman wrote:

decides2dream wrote:

mickeyrat wrote:

First thought that came to mind when reading thread title?


Umm, wouldn't that just be popping back a few grapes?

only if those are fermented grapes.

The one's in the drawer in my fridge are well on their way...

don't confuse the putrification process with fermentation. :shock:



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