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Anyone remember Pot Rice .....

Madriverrob

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Does any one remember Pot Rice ? I used to love them for camping but they were discontinued years ago. Saw this advert earlier and my eyes lit up ! Will make a great instant meal or basis for a ramen (type) bomb.......

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I remember Pot Rice, and I recently tried the curry version of the new product although I'm not positive it was Batchelors, similar though. It was edible ( although that's no recommendation coming from me...:D ) Just stir it very well though and wait, otherwise you get crunchy rice at the bottom...:rofl:
 
Opposite to me Rob, I prefer the Noodles especially Batchelors 'New' Super Noodles. I had BBQ Beef just today. I think Batchelors must be having a sales campaign with all the 'New' stuff they are bringing out. On the subject of food, I've just bought some dehydrated meals for a trek next month. Quite pricey at £5.50 each but they're high calorie and seem to get good comments from the lightweight trekking crowd. I'll do a report on them when I get back.
 
Tried a few pot rice and noodle pots over the years.......they are o.k. But not a huge fan of them.
Now if anyone can recommend a good instant mashed potato one in a pot I would be interested in a link.......Gary put one up a while back in a post.....can’t find it now:thumbsup:
 
1 shot willie said:
Tried a few pot rice and noodle pots over the years.......they are o.k. But not a huge fan of them.
Now if anyone can recommend a good instant mashed potato one in a pot I would be interested in a link.......Gary put one up a while back in a post.....can’t find it now:thumbsup:
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Not in a pot but Tesco etc do Idahoan Mash in a packet, you can mix it / rehydrate it in the pack if you want, very tasty with a few flavours available

Idahoan Cheese Mash 109G - Tesco Groceries
 
saxonaxe said:
Opposite to me Rob, I prefer the Noodles especially Batchelors 'New' Super Noodles. I had BBQ Beef just today. I think Batchelors must be having a sales campaign with all the 'New' stuff they are bringing out. On the subject of food, I've just bought some dehydrated meals for a trek next month. Quite pricey at £5.50 each but they're high calorie and seem to get good comments from the lightweight trekking crowd. I'll do a report on them when I get back.
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I use dehydrated meals too , be interested to see what you think
 
1 shot willie said:
Tried a few pot rice and noodle pots over the years.......they are o.k. But not a huge fan of them.
Now if anyone can recommend a good instant mashed potato one in a pot I would be interested in a link.......Gary put one up a while back in a post.....can’t find it now:thumbsup:
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IIiRC Gary got the mash pots from somewhere like farm foods or Fulton’s , they def have them in Fulton foods ( not sure if they are a national company) I saw them the other day . As Al says Idahoan mash is available in the big supermarkets and is easy and with added flavours
 
An enthusiastic guy isn't he.....:rofl:

They look like they could be worth a shot Al.............thanks for sharing.:thumbsup:
 
1 shot willie said:
An enthusiastic guy isn't he.....:rofl:

They look like they could be worth a shot Al.............thanks for sharing.:thumbsup:
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Isn't he though lmao, and they definitely look worthy of a try even if for the pouches, no more pot washing on site, eat, seal, store and wash at home :)
 
Win win all round mate.....ideal belly warmer while out and about.......and no washing up :whistle::D
As you say.....the pouches could be put to other use for a while too:thumbsup:
 
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