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03-05-2016, 10:37 PM
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Mine is an upright.

First rule, do it regularly so it never gets too bad.
I put a bowl of hot water in mine then shut the door, that softens the ice which can then be removed with a cloth and hot water. A through drying with soft tea towels and it is done.

The food goes in two cold boxes while it is cleaned .
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I only ever defrost the freezer when I have to. Did you leave the door open?
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Are you having fish fingers, Yorkshire puddings and ice lollies for tea?
peas,,part bags every where
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peas,,part bags every where
Been there.
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I've gone frost-free .....
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ours is frost free too.makes life easier as we couldn't get down to hack away at it with knife and hairdryer and then clean up all the bliddy mess!
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So what do people keep in their freezers? I have one Quorn roast and a bag of Yorkshire puddings.
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06-05-2016, 12:29 PM
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So what do people keep in their freezers? I have one Quorn roast and a bag of Yorkshire puddings.
Damsons/blacurrants/plumbs/home made bread/frozen chopped herbs/
Home made goats cheese tarts, roast vegetable lasagna, beef curry, steak and mushroom pies, cottage pies, fish pie, soup and beef skirt to make more of these dishes .
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I think I need to go shopping.
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Originally Posted by Longdogs ->
So what do people keep in their freezers? I have one Quorn roast and a bag of Yorkshire puddings.
Pizzas ,Bread ,Burgers ,Fishfingers ,Peas,Steak .Chicken portions ,Berries .
 
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