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In response to
"
That's the point of traveling :) But I suspect we'll be heavy into the Dinty Moore :) -- nm
"
by
MojaveMeg
I wonder how many STers ever ate Dinty Moore stew? -- nm
Posted by
BAD (aka BAD)
Oct 10 '11, 22:47
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of course -- nm
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peglegpete
Oct 10, 23:07
You know, I'd *never* eat it at home, but it's our dinner of choice on the road.
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MojaveMeg
Oct 10, 22:56
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I really got lazy when we had the motor home. Turn on generator, get waffle iron out, and eat waffles for breakfast in the middle of no where desert. -- nm
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BAD
Oct 10, 23:00
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See, when all you've got is a two-burner Coleman stove, you have to be creative. Of course,
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MojaveMeg
Oct 10, 23:07
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You can buy a fold up oven that fits a coleman 2 burner stove and bake cookies, brownies, biscuits, cakes and roast meat in it.
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Trish
Oct 10, 23:50
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meg doesn't "glamp" -- nm
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moles
Oct 10, 23:51
maybe when i was a kid -- nm
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moles
Oct 10, 22:49
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