why bother with pre packaged food.... carry pasta or quick boil rice, add dried onions/peas/mushrooms/stock cube, bit of meat or fish.... takes as long as a boil 'shite in a bag' and tastes a lot better, packs as small, cheaper
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just as i thought! portable,eaten hot or cold and can be added to anything. if you`re a veggie i`m shure there was a mccartney sub for it and with alick of lead paint its fallout proof! oh just open it before you get 
as it cuts down on them mystery wounds in the morning
as it cuts down on them mystery wounds in the morning
The Hall's & Simon Howie both come in plastic bags - The one's to go with!
The McSween is no better and comes in a sheeps stomach, this allows some of the beef suet to leach out, making a mess of your pans - Surprised at the Scots, as they usually like all the grease in their arteries.
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Tried these tonight - Tomato and Basil soup followed by Chicken Hotpot / Bombay Potatoes and Spicey Meatballs / Saag Aloo
Well they are top tucker
- had the Tobaco sauce waiting 
- but not needed 
The instructions say to pour into a pan and heat - but I put the pouches unopened into a pan of boiling water as this is how I will be cooking them when camping - 7 mins later and cooked to perfection.
These are comparable to other boil in the bag camping fodder - but at only £1 each a real bargain
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gas boy
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Saving it for the East-Mids doo - allways have people in the next tent drinking it
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instant mash and oxo cubes make a great bulking item to go with the boil in the bag meals
Glad you like them. They are top grub as they are aimed at the person that needs to eat a healthy meal, i chose them as i have problems with Gluten and wheat. And very tasty with it. I took a load camping on Mull this week, but just had one a night as opposed to you multi choice snack
Tried these tonight - Tomato and Basil soup followed by Chicken Hotpot / Bombay Potatoes and Spicey Meatballs / Saag Aloo
Well they are top tucker
The instructions say to pour into a pan and heat - but I put the pouches unopened into a pan of boiling water as this is how I will be cooking them when camping - 7 mins later and cooked to perfection.
These are comparable to other boil in the bag camping fodder - but at only £1 each a real bargain
gas boy
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Nice one, I will keep an eye out for these
Tried one today (beef in black velvet porter). Surprisingly good.
I'll be taking a few of these when I head off next week for a spin round France
Italy and Austria.
Tried one today (beef in black velvet porter). Surprisingly good.
I'll be taking a few of these when I head off next week for a spin round France
Italy and Austria.
I found the meat balls a bit acidic (not good when added to a few sherberts) but the Hotpot is spot on. They are all a little on the small size for a hungry foraging tosser so I add lots of bread or a pita.
That's the proper price mate - they were only on offer at a quid for a while
Guessed so, I work at a sains' and never seen them on offer
Still better value then wayfarer'
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If you get stuck .......try pack'n'go food by
http://www.bewellexpeditionfoods.com/
have just finished a bean and veggie curry with a use by date of oct 08........
it was scrummy.........leave the boiling water in the bag for at least 15 mins ..not the 8 suggested......and enjoy
am just working thru all my out of date stuff...........
http://www.bewellexpeditionfoods.com/
have just finished a bean and veggie curry with a use by date of oct 08........
it was scrummy.........leave the boiling water in the bag for at least 15 mins ..not the 8 suggested......and enjoy
am just working thru all my out of date stuff...........
Guessed so, I work at a sains' and never seen them on offer
Still better value then wayfarer'
On offer in Waitrose at the moment (they have the lot) about £2.25 for most and only £1.50 for the Spagbol sauce on it's own; this makes decent size meal if you add either fresh or ready pasta or noodles or lob a pack of microwave ready rice in.
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