RE: [Philmont]: No-Pot (or Cup-O-Meal) cooking thought

As I mentioned previously, splitting/mixing the dry ingredients is not a
problem. To rehydrate both meals together would require a very large
mug/bowl, and even if weight is not an issue, volume could be. Plus
everyone ends up with a much larger bowl to clean. You also lose the
ability to tweak your meal consistency and rehydrate time.

However, everyone has their own preferences, so go try it. GSI makes a 32oz
lexan mug which seems to be more of a meal prep utensil than for individual
drinks. It does come with a screw-on cap that could help improve the
rehyrdration process. But I wouldn't want to use it for advisors coffee.

I would leave the coffee pot at home. A general cooking pot is more useful
and you're going to need one anyway.

 -- Jeff

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Jeffrey W. Knoll
Grand Canyon Council
Phoenix, AZ
'02 627-H1
'04 610-D

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Received on Fri Apr 25 13:40:37 2003