In all seriousness...I pack crumble-able goodies in recycled stiff plastic like a pringles tube or wide mouth jar (Miracle Whip or trail mix container, etc.) Burn the empty container or carry it, using it for other small items or food leftovers. I once taped the corn chip bags into the very pointy end of my kayak, carried them that way until I wanted them (portages and all...they don't weigh anything) and they remained in great condition.
Posted by: solotripper Posted on: Nov 30th, 2016 at 1:17am
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I vacuum sealed two packs of smokes once. Big mistake. My wife bought me a bag of FRITOS® Original Corn Chips just recently. The bag says they have 3 ingredients - corn, salt and corn oil.
Who knows?
Posted by: Old Salt Posted on: Nov 28th, 2016 at 4:30am
This may not be what DB and Snowdog were after in a food section but, as one of my employees is bringing KK’s in today, it was the food I was thinking about. Here is my question. Suppose you wanted to have KK’s for breakfast on day two, how would you pack them?
TB
If I liked then enough to take them I'd pack then the same as I do DORITOS® Nacho Cheese Flavored Tortilla Chips. Top of the food pack in their original packaging.
Not sure how they'd work as Walleye breading on day 10 though...
Posted by: QPassage Posted on: May 5th, 2004 at 11:04pm
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This may not be what DB and Snowdog were after in a food section but, as one of my employees is bringing KK’s in today, it was the food I was thinking about. Here is my question. Suppose you wanted to have KK’s for breakfast on day two, how would you pack them?
TB
TB If your like me and enjoy the KK here's an idea. I know the smaller white powdered sugar doughnuts aren't the KK's but I have a no fault way to pack these babies. Remove them from the package. Very carefully slide them on the handle of your fishing pole. Then your all set even if its the middle of the afternoon and your out on the water wetting your line. Now even better if your not a fisherman. Just heads to your local hardware store and get you a 1/4 inch dowel rod. I'd guess maybe 6 or 7 doz. of them could be put on the dowel. Just depends on how long the rod case it. By the way let me know where your camping at I'll stop in for breakfast . qp