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| − | + | You want to keep your beers cold, but you don't have a fridge! Your approach will vary depending on whether you're outdoors or indoors; you'll need to work with what you have available. In general, there are three low-tech options: cool your beer with cold water, ice, or snow; chill your beer with the power of evaporative cooling; or bury your beer in cool, damp soil to keep it from warming up on a hot day. | |
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#Bury the beers. Dig a hole that's large enough for the beer container. Bury it up to the cap or lid; in general, deeper is cooler. Consider leaving the cap or lid exposed to keep it from getting dirty. If you bury the beers completely, make sure that you don't forget where you left them!<ref>http://blog.panamajack.com/4-ways-to-cool-beer-without-a-refrigerator/</ref> | #Bury the beers. Dig a hole that's large enough for the beer container. Bury it up to the cap or lid; in general, deeper is cooler. Consider leaving the cap or lid exposed to keep it from getting dirty. If you bury the beers completely, make sure that you don't forget where you left them!<ref>http://blog.panamajack.com/4-ways-to-cool-beer-without-a-refrigerator/</ref> | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
