20 pound canister to gas burner or camp stove designed for disposable cylinders.
http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-High-P...ropane+adapter
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20 pound canister to gas burner or camp stove designed for disposable cylinders.
http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-High-P...ropane+adapter
Yeah, if you've got any kind of gas grill you piece together a way to cook. I threw away an old barbeque grill a few years ago, but I saved the burner that was mounted on the side - the one they provide for frying fish or boiling corn.
Then I made a stand for it and have used it twice for frying egg rolls outside. That's what we would use for heating/boiling this and that in case of emergency.
We ordered a 7.0 cu. ft. Chest Freezer from Home Depot today and it was only $158. A Internet special.
Gonna load that freezer up with all kinds of good stuff! :scared: :biggrin-new:
I bet it ends up half full of fillets.Quote:
Originally Posted by SarasotaRepub
You say that like it's a bad thing!!! Lots of chicken and fish with some beef. I think weQuote:
Originally Posted by Rockntractor
may also pick up one of those vacuum seal package kits.
The vacuum sealers work very well, I have the inexpensive bag type and a commercial type that uses a roll, the bag type gets the most use.Quote:
Originally Posted by SarasotaRepub
I got the order of flour today, neatly packed 6 cans to a case and received within a week.
I was a little worried that two guys with special underwear and a secret handshake would deliver it, But it was left in my package drop by the gate by FedEx, shipped all the way from salt Lake city Utah with free shipping. I have no complaints and will order more stuff from them.
What's the expiration date on the cans?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rockntractor
It says shelf life of ten years on the cans.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hawkgirl
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Originally Posted by Rockntractor
Holy crap! I was expecting a date ending in 2014.