I am not sure if you knew about it, but apparently, there was (and probably is) a room called stillroom in European castles and estates, attached to the kitchen and was primarily used for preparing drinks (alcohol, coffee, tea etc) and to store food and stuff. Do you remember Daisy from Downton Abbey ? She is a stillroom maid, according to the article here. I heard about this very recently. Wonder why it is called stillroom ? because they use it as a distillery too ?
Post for this week’s Stream of Consciousness Saturday prompt.
Your Friday prompt for Stream of Consciousness Saturday is: βstill.β Use any definition of the word in your post. Have fun!

I would imagine that is was because it functioned as di’still’ery as you pointed out, I looked it up because I thought it was interesting. I couldn’t exactly find anything about why it was called that, but I did learn that it was used later in life as a refrigerator or a cupboard would be used.
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Hmmm modern equipments replaced this room huh!
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Pretty or at least what I had gather from the quick reading that I did off it. It became a place to make jams and jellies and a place to store stuff such as cakes and other baked goods.
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Nice ! Thanks for the detailed info Wes π
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Jesus it’s late I can see my grammar skills deteriorating in that last comment.
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That’s perfectly fine π and yeah its very late for ya isn’t ?
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5:30 am I got out of work at 12 and just don’t want to sleep I ended up writing my SoCS instead.
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Oh okie. Will check it out π
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Thank you π
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Interesting post. π
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Thank you π
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Wikipedia has an article on the still room (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Still_room) that says it was where extracts for cooking and medicinal purposes were made. Kind of interesting. Now I guess it’s like a butler’s pantry or something.
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π It is interesting isn’t. There isn’t too much details available as such.
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Interesting – I didn’t know that. Thanks for this, KG. π
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Sure Linda π It sure was an interesting thing
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