Lightweight food

[Gray]

Prior too camping melt a block off butter in a pan add chopped garlic , chillies.chilly powder ,grated ginger.(anything else yer fancy really).pour into container and allow too solidify.yer can now fry anything you want with this I like prawns or muscles but you can use anything fish or chicken .rice is good too just stir some into the pan after you've drained the water out

i do something similar with coconut oil

 

[Goatboy]

Good idea but very expensive.

What a great idea. Thanks for that.

I bought a couple of packs of these on Amazon a few years ago, pricey though from what I can remember.
Here we go ... http://www.amazon.co.uk/Coghlans-Squ.../dp/B000LBURBK
£11 for a two delivered, I saw them in Jasper for $4 .

Yeah I almost fell over when I saw the price quoted on Amazon - I only paid a few quid - it was a number of years ago now, they do last if you look after them though. I'd look around on price. Good thing to note is that the squeezing out hole is big enough for crunchy peanut butter to come out.

 

[Shewie]

Yeah I almost fell over when I saw the price quoted on Amazon - I only paid a few quid - it was a number of years ago now, they do last if you look after them though. I'd look around on price. Good thing to note is that the squeezing out hole is big enough for crunchy peanut butter to come out.

Oh yes, peanut butter and Nutella swirled in the same tube works for me

 

[Alreetmiowdmuka]

i do something similar with coconut oil

.Was reading about Coconut oil the other day it's got about a trillion uses.

 

[Gray]

.Was reading about Coconut oil the other day it's got about a trillion uses.

Used it for ages, defo the way to go for me

 

[Goatboy]

Oh yes, peanut butter and Nutella swirled in the same tube works for me

On a sesame seed roll warmed in front of the fire...

 

[kard133]

Yeah I almost fell over when I saw the price quoted on Amazon - I only paid a few quid - it was a number of years ago now, they do last if you look after them though. I'd look around on price. Good thing to note is that the squeezing out hole is big enough for crunchy peanut butter to come out.

This price might be more palatable, no affiliation with the seller, nor have I purchased from them before.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Coghlans-Co...444?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a81cf4434

Xe works it out at about £5.

 

[Goatboy]

This price might be more palatable, no affiliation with the seller, nor have I purchased from them before.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Coghlans-Co...444?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3a81cf4434

Xe works it out at about £5.

I still have a couple, and you can get them here at a better price - not bought from the States in years, I hope it's gotten quicker?