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Re: What is your comfort food or drink in the back country?
Posted: Thu May 21, 2009 9:04 pm
by rlown
oldranger wrote:Cocktails (151 and lemonade or limeaide),...
I'm kinda with oldranger on this one. We tend to carry 151 because of the bang for the pound. Our mix is:
1 poly bottle
2-4 oz 151
1/2 a "tub" of crystal light (fruit punch or lemon, or orange)
fill with water
Shake
Put on the headlamps, take out the cards, and play Pai Gow until we get tired.
Russ
Re: What is your comfort food or drink in the back country?
Posted: Wed May 27, 2009 10:56 pm
by badtux
Instant hot cocoa. Nothing says comfort on a cold dreary day better than hot cocoa heading down the gullet. Add a heaping teaspoon of instant coffee for some added kick.
Re: What is your comfort food or drink in the back country?
Posted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 4:33 pm
by gregw822
Well, it's not strictly food or drink, but just as important at the end of a day on the trail, particularly if I have my fly rod out, would be a Montecristo Flor Fina robusto.
Re: What is your comfort food or drink in the back country?
Posted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 11:13 pm
by sierranomad
Wow! What a great find! I LOVE coffee, but don't want the hastle of what to do with the grounds..and have never found an instant that I don't hate. But the reviews on this product make it sound promising!!
(that's coffee, BTW)
Re: What is your comfort food or drink in the back country?
Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 9:17 pm
by Sierra Maclure
Chicken noodle soup for bad weather and 151 & Crystal Lite Lemonade and snow for good weather.
Tequila and hot cocoa is good too.
Re: What is your comfort food or drink in the back country?
Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 9:01 pm
by MountainMinstrel
Sierra Maclure wrote:Chicken noodle soup for bad weather and 151 & Crystal Lite Lemonade and snow for good weather.
Tequila and hot cocoa is good too.
151 & Crystal lite is my favorite too.
BTW, I think that we met on the trail to Eagle Peak last year (June 21st I think). You where leading a group and asked me about the weather at the top.
Re: What is your comfort food or drink in the back country?
Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 3:01 pm
by boddingtons
a) smoked oysters. I always have one along for that day when I just need a bit more than peanuts and dried fruit for lunch. Plus my dog loves the oil for a special treat.
b) that can of Boddingtons that I stashed away for just the right moment
a and b together, in that perfect lunch spot, 4-5 days in with the rest of the world left behind = perfection. Can't wait to be there in about 8 days from today...
Re: What is your comfort food or drink in the back country?
Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 4:21 pm
by rlown
boddingtons wrote:
b) that can of Boddingtons that I stashed away for just the right moment
Are you related to Boddingtons, or do you just like it?
Russ
BTW, I always carry smoked oysters and assorted Sardines as well. So great on crackers in the mid-day..
Re: What is your comfort food or drink in the back country?
Posted: Wed Jun 17, 2009 5:15 pm
by boddingtons
rlown wrote:boddingtons wrote:
b) that can of Boddingtons that I stashed away for just the right moment
Are you related to Boddingtons, or do you just like it?
Russ
BTW, I always carry smoked oysters and assorted Sardines as well. So great on crackers in the mid-day..
Just more-than-like it!!!
Worth the extra .75 of a lb
Re: What is your comfort food or drink in the back country?
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2009 6:01 pm
by cvr
Miso soup makes a great before dinner appetizer.
Rarely will I leave the trailhead without some Knob Creek Bourbon. It's great alone or with hot chocolate.
My wife really likes a drink called a Hot Apple Pie. It is Tuaca and hot cider. At ski bars it is usually served with a whipped cream floater, but this is not neccessary to be damn tatsy.