Creative Uses For Winetags

[southsider]

My first reaction for was a mixer was the premade stuff you just add alcohol to. Then I remembered that when I was little sodas and juice were referred to as mixers and there really weren't many premade mixers back then. The one that did give me pause was bottled water. But I have seen people cut scotch with bottled water so I thought that was OK.

Then I really started going with wouldn't anything you use to make a mixed drink or cocktail be considered a mixer. i have tried the kaluha and cream myself. Kinda like a low on cash substitute for Baileys Irish Cream. Actually chocolate almond milk and kaluha does sound pretty good. I think I have some kaluha around and I don't chocolate almond milk but I do have some vanilla. About that point I figured I better get a second opinion.

Maybe you both deserve a good laugh because my next bright idea was coffee because you can make Irish coffee with it. But I guess I better not go there

Thank you both for your input.

Originally Posted by cheynesnana I don't think the mixer could go for milk of any kind.. I understand where you are going.. but mixers are usually sodas and waters...

[crystal12605]

I'm sorry but I have to ask, what is a winetag? I know this is probably a stupid question. Can someone please tell me, its driving me batty!

[southsider]

You will find an answer to that question right here:

Wine Tag Frequently Asked Questions

Originally Posted by crystal12605 I'm sorry but I have to ask, what is a winetag? I know this is probably a stupid question. Can someone please tell me, its driving me batty!

[awainwright]

i have a 2/1 for a deli tray(found at HT this week).......what constitutes a tray? i'm thinking i'm not lucky enough for it to mean any deli product that comes in a plastic tray.

[cheynesnana]

Sorry I didn't see this earlier.. yeah, I think they mean those premade trays of meat and cheeses... I have a couple of those too.. ;)

[anaj06]

Originally Posted by awainwright i have a 2/1 for a deli tray(found at HT this week).......what constitutes a tray? i'm thinking i'm not lucky enough for it to mean any deli product that comes in a plastic tray.

I don't see why not...its deli and it comes on a tray! It would be a YMMV thing though if the cashier questions it.

[sh7693]

Found my first WTC today!! Save 2.00 when you purchase a prepared meal. What do you think constitutes a prepared meal?

I'm thinking the frozen entree things. Healthy Choice and Lean Cuisine???

Anyone?

[Ggbwg]

I like this post thanks :0)

[Butterfly719]

Originally Posted by sh7693 Found my first WTC today!! Save 2.00 when you purchase a prepared meal. What do you think constitutes a prepared meal? I'm thinking the frozen entree things. Healthy Choice and Lean Cuisine??? Anyone?

Prepared meal usually means in-store coming from the deli department if they do fried/rotisserie chicken, take and bake pizzas, subs/sandwiches, individual meals, etc.

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