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Buy your spam now before the Chinese drive the prices up.
1 shot willie
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Another fan of "Bacon Grill"...........if sliced quite thin and fried you can have it nice a crispy.
Egg and Bacon Grill Banjo's with a dollop of brown sauce
............hungry now
Egg and Bacon Grill Banjo's with a dollop of brown sauce
............hungry now 
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Another fan of "Bacon Grill"...........if sliced quite thin and fried you can have it nice a crispy.
Egg and Bacon Grill Banjo's with a dollop of brown sauce
After reading that, porridge won't quite hit the spot
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Joecole
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Don't know if your old enough to remember Rob but we also used to get rolled up rashers of bacon in tins and that was goodAnd tinned sausages ..............
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Never had that , generally issued 10 man rat packs , fresh food delivery on exercise would be a few loafs and a tray of eggs for banjo making .............
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Another fan of "Bacon Grill"...........if sliced quite thin and fried you can have it nice a crispy.
Egg and Bacon Grill Banjo's with a dollop of brown sauce
Thinly sliced or wee strips of bacon grill fried to they bounce with beans and diced shallow fried tatties.... and tabasco.
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I like a fatboy breakfast in the morning but those tins are surprisingly good too.
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Bam
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You eat the TINS?.............that is hardcore
Explains why I was at the dentist yesterday.
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ooops going off track here sorry.
Bringing it back.........a good Breakfast sets me up for the day.........can get by with a few snacks after that.......soup etc.
Unless it's cold......then more on the menu with plenty of fluids
Bringing it back.........a good Breakfast sets me up for the day.........can get by with a few snacks after that.......soup etc.
Unless it's cold......then more on the menu with plenty of fluids
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Joe, Bacon Grill Ā£1 a can in Tesco.
If your not hiking, you on a camp site then you can pretty well take whatever you fancy. If your taking fresh chicken and or sausage then freeze them at home and pack when your leaving the house. Quick meals are the likes of noodles, cook and add a can of Tuna, cheats stew = can of stewed beef+can of spuds+can of mxed veg all in the pot and you have a stew in a few mins. Pita bread or wraps are great, stuff them with all sorts, cheese, ham, burgers etc and a bit of salad with it. Make a spag bol at home, freeze it and take to camp, same with a curry.
+1 on ration packs, you don't need to take anything else with you
British Army 24 hour Ration pack camping outdoors MRE Meals 1 - 14 | eBay
the French 24 hour packs are good to
MRE RCIR French Military Food Ration 24H MENU Combat Daily Pack Survival Box rep | eBay
If your not hiking, you on a camp site then you can pretty well take whatever you fancy. If your taking fresh chicken and or sausage then freeze them at home and pack when your leaving the house. Quick meals are the likes of noodles, cook and add a can of Tuna, cheats stew = can of stewed beef+can of spuds+can of mxed veg all in the pot and you have a stew in a few mins. Pita bread or wraps are great, stuff them with all sorts, cheese, ham, burgers etc and a bit of salad with it. Make a spag bol at home, freeze it and take to camp, same with a curry.
+1 on ration packs, you don't need to take anything else with you
British Army 24 hour Ration pack camping outdoors MRE Meals 1 - 14 | eBay
the French 24 hour packs are good to
MRE RCIR French Military Food Ration 24H MENU Combat Daily Pack Survival Box rep | eBay
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Your making me salivate and
Most of my camping nowadays is centred around the re-enactment so weight isn't an issue . When there's space to take tables and chairs saving the odd ounce by using dehydrated food is pretty unimportant. I made a timber chest and lined it with one inch thick kingspan insulation ( the expanded foam type stuff coated in silver foil) and into that will go cooled foodstuff along with a couple of bottles of frozen juice . Never yet had a problem with anything going off and that is with the chest sitting outside for the weekend. We could just use a cool box but that would need hiding away in the tent whereas the chest can sit in full view , being part of the display and be accessible at all times.
Oh and another vote for spam and bacon grill even iff I'm tied between the two as to which one is best. Can't seem to get the family to eat it though , they moan it's too fatty and salty. But then they don't like fray bentos puddings either...
Oh and another vote for spam and bacon grill even iff I'm tied between the two as to which one is best. Can't seem to get the family to eat it though , they moan it's too fatty and salty. But then they don't like fray bentos puddings either...
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Nice thinking, I often use a bushcraft fridge, a tin with a wet towel draped over if and sat in the breeze