cleaning grills

[Caneyscud]

Reading this thread with interest and with eyes newly opened.  You are supposed to clean the racks?  An oldtimer told me once that dirty racks only add flavor!  Same with a coffee cup.  The one at the office, I haven't washed the inside for 3 years now.  Tell you the truth I can't tell if I'm getting more flavor or just lazy.  No voting on that!

Shakespeare
The Bard of Hot Aire
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... a coffee cup.  The one at the office, I haven't washed the inside for 3 years now.

I know a guy that almost lost his life out at sea for cleaning all the coffee mugs in the shop while out at sea.  The chief had a cup that had not been washed his entire career.  Could say there was a lot of flavor in that cup.  I think the guy I know had to hide for 3 days before the Chief was calm enough that death was no longer on the plan, but I think midwatches for a year was.   ;)

Caney - It got washed once by a former girlfriend who didn't know any better in the mid 90s. 

I guess that was the reason she is a former girlfriend, eh?

Man, now I can print this out and show everybody - I ain't the only one!  The 3 year cup had about 10 years on it before a former fellow employee decided she'd wash it one day trying to be nice.  Being a gentleman, I thanked her - then hid my cup for the rest of the time she was here!  It's got the nice mahogany colored interior back now.  Whew, that was hard work.  I gave up decades ago hoping I could convince my wife not to wash my cup.  I do wish she wouldn't!  The only larger cup she allows me at the house is this insulated stainless with a black plastic top.  Every time I partake of a cup at the house, the first half of the cup tastes like soap suds - Yuck.  Needless to say, I don't drink coffee at the house much anymore!

Shakespeare
The Bard of Hot Aire
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