BUTTER!!! How do you carry yours??
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I melt butter in the microwave and pour it into a vitamin container, tough and not easy to knock the lid off. Also little plastic packs of garlic butter (not for breakfast though)
I melt butter in the microwave and pour it into a vitamin container, tough and not easy to knock the lid off. Also little plastic packs of garlic butter (not for breakfast though)
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Now that is a good idea. I gave up carrying butter years ago because of the leakage problem. You have reminded me that when I had a student job in a restaurant years ago, I remember the chef telling me that butter was best for all round cooking because it could be melted and re-solidified without altering its essential qualities. Like Sandbender I have for some time now carried a nalgene bottle of olive oil for cooking and putting on bread before the Marmite, and it isn't the same. Carrying olive oil presents its own leakage problems though no disasters yet. I'm going to give your idea a try next trip.
Anyone know about tubes of ghee? I think I've seen this recommended somewhere.
Well done. In answering my question you've answered else's too.
I don't use the stuff but when I used to go camping with mrs. blacktimberwolf she used a tub of butter stored in a larger tupperware , filled with cold water, put into a plastic bag then wrapped in thick socks. it became soft in the afternoons but never runny.
I wrap mine in cling film. Squeeze it into ball then put it in a freezer bag. If it melts let it sit in a stream or river to solidify.
Cheers Scott.
Cheers Scott.
Well one of my good mates on here thought it would be funny to send me some.... 100 portions to be exact LOL
Well one of my good mates on here thought it would be funny to send me some.... 100 portions to be exact LOL
My god I bet that was a head scratcher when you opened that parcel.
Is that going to lead to a BCUK pass the butter meme or on going postal joke. You also might like to get ahold of that dude travelling across the USA using bacon for money.
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