would any of you happen to know where i can get powdered egg or for that matter tinned bread (it does exist, honestly!) ?
powdered egg
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Canned bread, butter and cheese here:
http://shop.conserva.de/epages/es116266.sf/en_GB/?ViewObjectID=17554543
http://shop.conserva.de/epages/es116266.sf/en_GB/?ViewObjectID=17554543
Very good service from them Red, about a week and I had a could of things off them. If you want long life bread for treks then try Pumpernickel, it comes thin sliced and it will last weeks.
Ive hunted alot of shops in and around the north east and it doesnt seem to be an off the shelf product
Never really understood the need for tinned bread - there are much better and cheaper ways to store bread making materials for the long term.
Ive tried all my local supermarkets recently but supplies appear to have dried up (pardon the pun!)
asking the baker sounds like a plan! well done chaps. i see i'm going to have to come up with trickier questions.
Here you go.
I bought 2 Kilo's for when it all goes tits up and it got delivered today.
I made scrambled eggs with it and in all honesty it tastes like yellow cardboard but more than edible in a survival situation.
http://www.myprotein.com/uk/products/whole_egg_powder
Tesco do the same (Apparently, but I cant find it in my HUGE tesco extra) for £3 for a mere 130grams so this is a bargain.
I bought 2 Kilo's for when it all goes tits up and it got delivered today.
I made scrambled eggs with it and in all honesty it tastes like yellow cardboard but more than edible in a survival situation.
http://www.myprotein.com/uk/products/whole_egg_powder
Tesco do the same (Apparently, but I cant find it in my HUGE tesco extra) for £3 for a mere 130grams so this is a bargain.
