Summer sausage, cheese and crackers. Hard boiled eggs. I really like tinned fish too. Anything in a can will be okay to eat cold.
Watch putting a can on your exhaust manifold. We did that once as kids and popped the can. Big mess.
Camp cooking can be fun. It is the cleanup that sucks.
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Foods that travel well with no prep
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Re: Foods that travel well with no prep
by Tomterrific » Tue Jan 01, 2019 10:29 pm
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Re: Foods that travel well with no prep
by crttaz » Wed Jan 02, 2019 1:52 am
Can/foil pouch meats, I prefer the foil packs as easier to pack out.
I'm fine with boiling water for coffee and quick meals.
Knorrs pasta or rice, and a can of tuna, make sure to drain the can into the cooking water! $1.59 for an easy meal for two, or one hungry hiker.
Save sauce packets from fast food places for added flavor choices.
I'm fine with boiling water for coffee and quick meals.
Knorrs pasta or rice, and a can of tuna, make sure to drain the can into the cooking water! $1.59 for an easy meal for two, or one hungry hiker.
Save sauce packets from fast food places for added flavor choices.
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