I've heard that as well. I use my camping pot just in caseI’ve always heard that heating things up in a can was bad. The cans have a plastic/chemical lining. Any truth to this?
Purest!Black coffee every morning from my Stanley travel french press. (I cannot believe all the instant coffee posts above, yuck!!)
Intermittent fasting works well with 12-16 hours. For me, that works if I have dinner around 7 and eat lunch at normal noon-ish time.No breakfast
No lunch
(Google intermittant fasting, it sure makes moto travel easier and gives you more seat time)
Water is a good thing to mention. Dry camping or just unknown camping sometimes leads to no available water at the camp. On the S10 I always had a gallon jug of ice water to start the day. If no water/ice local to the camp, next stop down the road was fill up on water and ice. The Igloo jug would keep ice all day and then some. If I didn't add water, ice was stay frozen for two days. Sometime tuck a beer can in there at lunch/gas stop for later after camp was set up. Tequila doesn't need refrigeration...I carry snacks just in case but very seldom eat any. Power bars, jerky, flavored tuna pouches, etc.
I drink water in excess from camelback all day long. Top the camelbak off with ice at each fuel stop.
First meal is when I stop for the day and camp is setup. I carry freeze dried, vacuum pouches, Hormel Compleats and MRE's. All except freeze dried can be eaten without any cooking or heating in a pinch. I will often grab something cheap and already prepared near my final stop (Subway, chips, fresh fruit and a beer or milk is a favorite). If nothing convenient then I dig into the panniers and heat up what I carry.
Some beers yes but not all. Of course the ones that must be cold to get down probably should be avoided anyway.Beer doesn’t need to be cold, in fact I am drinking a room temperature beer right now and I prefer it that way.
What size soft pak is that? The 20 may be a good fit??This is what I picked up. Now I can have refrigeration for 2 days. Don’t think the cuisine should suffer just because
I am camping. Should also double as a nice backrest. Besides a cold beer at the end of a long day is often welcomed.
View attachment 67563View attachment 67564View attachment 67565
I have a couple of those spoon/fork combos. The serrations on the side of the fork are useless and only make it hard to clean so a quick trip to my belt sander got rid of them.
Agreed. I've found that the worse a beer is. . . . the colder it has to be.Some beers yes but not all. Of course the ones that must be cold to get down probably should be avoided anyway.
There are two kinds of beer in the world, cold and other people’s.Agreed. I've found that the worse a beer is. . . . the colder it has to be.