Defrosting a beer can
Sometimes we leave one or more beer cans too longer in the freezer and it freezes. What can we do now?
If you leave a frozen can over the counter, it will take a long time to unfreeze and I what I must tell you is unfortunately your beer will taste bad. If you leave it in the refrigerator, it will take such a long time to unfreeze that sincerely I cannot tell you how it will taste at the end.
The technique to save your beer in this situation consists in putting your frozen beer can into a sauce pan or another pan of similar shape and appropriate size for your can and then fill the remaining space with water at room temperature.
About half an hour later (depending on your room temperature) and you’ll have your beer back in quite good conditions. If you want, you can shake it a little and return it then to the freezer for a few minutes to have it at your taste.
Now you can relax. Your beer is saved and the Universe's harmony has been restored.
If you leave a frozen can over the counter, it will take a long time to unfreeze and I what I must tell you is unfortunately your beer will taste bad. If you leave it in the refrigerator, it will take such a long time to unfreeze that sincerely I cannot tell you how it will taste at the end.
The technique to save your beer in this situation consists in putting your frozen beer can into a sauce pan or another pan of similar shape and appropriate size for your can and then fill the remaining space with water at room temperature.
About half an hour later (depending on your room temperature) and you’ll have your beer back in quite good conditions. If you want, you can shake it a little and return it then to the freezer for a few minutes to have it at your taste.
Now you can relax. Your beer is saved and the Universe's harmony has been restored.
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