going to a rock festival and need some ideas for food to take
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the very first time my wife and I went camping, all we had to cook on was a campingaz single burner stove and a handful of disposable bbq's. used the gas stove for boiling and frying eggs for breakfast, and the bbq's for everything else - yes bbq'd breakfast is a posibility 
While that might be a generalisation, it does show that you can still cook almost what you would at home - just slightly differently.
hope that might be of some help
While that might be a generalisation, it does show that you can still cook almost what you would at home - just slightly differently.
hope that might be of some help
chicken vindaloo, rice and naan bread there is nothing else worthy although in my youth i used to buy a family bucket of kfc the night before and eat it into the next day
Rock festival? canned food is king, its mud proof. Take a load of cheese sarnies, they will last a couple of days without killing you. Cakes, biscuits and loads to drink both booze and water. Sarnies are good food that take no heating, sardines, tuna, salmon, corned beef, spam etc.
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At Beautiful days really me and the missus just took breakfast stuff and snacks, the food there was brilliant, mega choice! lots of healthy stuff (or unhealthy stuff too) we're thinking about enquiring about open fires this time round as there were quite a few set up within certain area's
Super noodles are easy, so is couscous. Take a small salami (They keep well without refrigeration) Tinned cheese from tescos Pitta breads, soups, tomato puree some of those self sealing bags that banks use for change with some of your fave herbs to give the bland stuff some zing.... granola bars.. oh and lots of beer
Goat's Head Soup, then Dixie Chicken, followed by American Pie, all washed down with Red, Red Wine?
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I thought when at a rock fest you would not eat, but just drink.there not as rock n roll as it used to be then!!!!!!!!!!!!
Health and safety mate, health and safety
Anyway I thought you lived on booze drugs and sex at a festival, when did food come into vogue then...bloody youth of today...I dispair 
Hi
If you've got water and food is just a quick energy boost then all you need is batchalors/cross and b pasta sauces with a few extras ( chorizo/mushrooms/Frozen packs of veg will stay fresh for a weekend ie Brocolli/mixed ) It's easy really . I wouldn't worry about the healthy side of things , It's about energy . And sometimes uberhealthy eating can also mean very ill .
Cheers , Trev .
Or you could source some of these http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/groceries/index.jsp?bmUID=1300842214775 . With some rice etc the cost is minimal . oh instead of rice I recommend spelt .
If you've got water and food is just a quick energy boost then all you need is batchalors/cross and b pasta sauces with a few extras ( chorizo/mushrooms/Frozen packs of veg will stay fresh for a weekend ie Brocolli/mixed ) It's easy really . I wouldn't worry about the healthy side of things , It's about energy . And sometimes uberhealthy eating can also mean very ill .
Cheers , Trev .
Or you could source some of these http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/groceries/index.jsp?bmUID=1300842214775 . With some rice etc the cost is minimal . oh instead of rice I recommend spelt .
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Another vote for the red hand grenades
My late father even named his last yacht 'the red tin' lol. I was brought up on the stuff....very wholesome it is too i'm led to believe Similar threads
