In the past the roots were boiled in wine to
make a cordial
to protect against the plague.
One of woodall's earliest memories is making
elderflower cordial
in the kitchen of his grandmother's georgian farmhouse - just down the road.
Cordial greetings
to the delegates of these countries.
We received a
very cordial
welcome from the landlord, tammy was allowed in the public bar.
From delicate
elderflower cordial
to hearty yorkshire puds, weâve selected the finest of english fare.
It is after all only fizzy water and
lime cordial!
Cordial invitation
is extended to any person or representatives of local organizations to attend on this occasion.
Even while the upheaval and reorganization of privatization was under way, we maintained
generally cordial
relations with local rail managers.
I also consumed vast amounts of my favorite drink â pints of
blackcurrant cordial
with water ( no ice, thank you ).
Jeremy beadle back in your face like an allergic reaction to an obscure e number only found in cheap
orange squash cordial.
Cordial relations
with adam, even offering to help with the sheep.
The management at reception are
quite cordial
and helpful, and most of them are trilingual.
Add the stock and
ginger cordial
and leave to simmer for 20 minutes.
Best known for the delicate belvoir elderflower cordial and range of other original and
organic cordials
and presses.
Cordial welcome
from the landlord, tammy was allowed in the public bar.
An example of not
so cordial
trade with the west country.
Can drinking too much
fruit cordial
be bad for your health?
Cordial reception.
Relations between these various power bases aren't
always cordial
- links are fluid and alliances temporary.
Cordial atmosphere
and a friendly rapport patient.
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