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Where do you get your ice from?

Water. Then I freeze it.

Yes. I'm a wise ass. :D

Re: Where do you get your ice from?
 

BJ's has large bags for a good price

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Thanks for posting this, Duff, since I lost the recipe that you had given me.

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Problem Solved.... Im buying an ice machine. Why? Because I can....

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Directions

1.Empty the ice cubes that are left in the trays (if there are any left) into the bin.
2.Take the trays over to the sink and fill them with cold water.
3.Place the water filled ice trays back in the freezer.
4.Replace the ice bin if you had to remove it.
5.Shut the door to the freezer.

Re: Where do you get your ice from?
 

Looking at all these really sharp answers and I can't help but think of the old saying, 'Everybody likes a little ass, but nobody likes a smart ass!"

Not even a mention of Julian's or Atlantic Bait & Tackle?


:D

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So not true. Can you imagine how boring it would be without some good hearted ball busting?

FWIW I stop by Pete every time I'm on my way to AHMH........and you couldn't pay me to go into the other place.

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Restaurant Depot sells I think 40lb bags for around 5bucks. For that price it's totally not worth doing half the things the above wise crackers mentioned, lol. I have a big chest freezer, so I get a half a dozen bags whenever I go to RD and fill up the freezer. Lasts me a long time.

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Instead of ice cubes I fill empty half gallon containers with water and then freeze them. The square large containers from peanuts or cashews from Wegmans or Costco work very well. You get a block of ice that is about 6 inches square. It is much easier to move them to the cooler or boat than cubes.

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Lobster house down in Cape may folks your cooler (120 qt) for $5. I would think one of the seafood markets up here might do similar. Worth a couple of calls.