Hi there,
I'm a first time burner. Can anyone advise me on what kinds of food and drinks to bring (besides water)? I browsed the forums but couldn't find an answer.
thanks in advance... :-)
How about food?
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by TomServo » Mon Aug 09, 2010 5:48 am
If those don't help, anything with tomatoes in it.. or bacon!
anything worth doing..is worth overdoing
Even though were all alone we are never on our own
Even though were all alone we are never on our own
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by jkisha » Mon Aug 09, 2010 11:17 am
Actually, anything you like and cook or prepare at home will work on the playa--as long as you have the proper facilities to keep it from spoiling, ice, dry ice, refrigerator, freezer; and the facilities to prepare it, like stove, oven, grill, etc.
In fact, some of the more exotic things are the best to have out there, as they are the least expected.
JK
In fact, some of the more exotic things are the best to have out there, as they are the least expected.
JK
JK
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by Audia » Tue Aug 10, 2010 1:20 am
Home is a long, long way for me and my campmates, since we're from Holland ;-)
But of course I do understand what you mean. Thanks for all your suggestions. We are all looking forward to it.
Maybe we'll see eachother on the 15th at the pre-burn meeting in SF?
But of course I do understand what you mean. Thanks for all your suggestions. We are all looking forward to it.
Maybe we'll see eachother on the 15th at the pre-burn meeting in SF?
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Re: How about food?
by geekster » Tue Aug 10, 2010 1:34 am
Audia wrote:Hi there,
I'm a first time burner. Can anyone advise me on what kinds of food and drinks to bring (besides water)? I browsed the forums but couldn't find an answer.
thanks in advance...
Have you ever been camping? If yes, then bring you would bring for a week long camping trip. If you have never been camping, gather what you THINK you would take camping and go camping sometime between now and the burn. That will give you an idea of what works and what doesn't.
Pabst Blue Ribbon - The beer that made Gerlach famous.
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by velocirafter » Tue Aug 10, 2010 2:36 am
If i had to pick one food that i would reccomend...hard boiled eggs!!
Boiled them all before we left and left them in cooler, they got devoured in about 2 days.....so the lesson was bring more this time
Boiled them all before we left and left them in cooler, they got devoured in about 2 days.....so the lesson was bring more this time
Catch the beats, embrace them and let them go!! )*(
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by Playa Foot » Tue Aug 10, 2010 9:16 pm
During the course of a year the only time I have a peanyut butter and jelly sandwich is the week before Labor Day. Another of my playa favorites is chili dogs,you can't beat the combination of beans, grease, white bread and processed meats.
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by phil » Tue Aug 10, 2010 9:23 pm
http://www.cieux.com/bm/quickMeals.html
Also check here regarding information on Burning Man:
http://www.cieux.com/bm/bmtoc.html#perennialGuides
and here for information on shopping in Reno:
http://civilizedexplorer.pbworks.com/CivExReno
Also check here regarding information on Burning Man:
http://www.cieux.com/bm/bmtoc.html#perennialGuides
and here for information on shopping in Reno:
http://civilizedexplorer.pbworks.com/CivExReno
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