Gunfleet
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Apparently booze isn't possible for reasons of lacking ice. Mrs Robin will explain. As for tinned food - I give my little dog a tin every day and I'd like to do just a tiny bit better. I know I'm fussy.
fridge kn@ckered - long life food suggestions?
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shmoo
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Apparently booze isn't possible for reasons of lacking ice.
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As anyone who has ever tried to a G&T without the glass full of ice will know. Not having a fridge is one of the main reasons our boat runs dry.
Apparently booze isn't possible for reasons of lacking ice.
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As anyone who has ever tried to a G&T without the glass full of ice will know. Not having a fridge is one of the main reasons our boat runs dry.
Talbot
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Most camping shops carry a range of meals in a bag.
Blueboatman
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Re: Long term fridgeless perishables onboard..
If you happen upon a copy of Annie Hills old book 'Voyaging on a small income',still available at Amazon or ebay,there is a really excellent section on provisioning and the keeping of appropriate veggies etc without fridge.
And dont forget those spicy saussages that you just hang up in the galley and slice off as and when,oogh argh ,Salty dog sailing !
If you happen upon a copy of Annie Hills old book 'Voyaging on a small income',still available at Amazon or ebay,there is a really excellent section on provisioning and the keeping of appropriate veggies etc without fridge.
And dont forget those spicy saussages that you just hang up in the galley and slice off as and when,oogh argh ,Salty dog sailing !
penultimate
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My thanks too for the really useful suggestions. I am so pleased now to be sailing without a fridge, and not being a slave to the boat's batteries.
I'm afraid booze doesn't get a chance to keep for ever though; and as to tinned foods - tell that to the tin of baked beans which exploded in the warmth of the kitchen cupboard at home when I destored the boat last October!
I'm afraid booze doesn't get a chance to keep for ever though; and as to tinned foods - tell that to the tin of baked beans which exploded in the warmth of the kitchen cupboard at home when I destored the boat last October!
macd
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Try long-life skimmed milk. Last ages.
Yes, I know you're probably thinking 'yuch' but with the skimmed version, that horribly sickly taste of ordinary sterilised milk is much moderated, so it's almost like normal milk. Or maybe my taste buds are knackered.
Yes, I know you're probably thinking 'yuch' but with the skimmed version, that horribly sickly taste of ordinary sterilised milk is much moderated, so it's almost like normal milk. Or maybe my taste buds are knackered.
bumblefish
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Not that you can drink it now!""""" /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
bumblefish
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puLses?
cliff
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Re: pulses
Mine's fine thank you ~ 70 bpm, BP 95/70 /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif How's yours these days? - Mine is bound to go up though when the next round of marina fees come in, then there is the lift out, anti fouling, new anodes, new prop, etc .... oooh, I can feel it rising already just thinking about the bills - now where did I put my "happy" pills? /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
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sailroom <span style="color:red">The place to auction your previously loved boatie bits</span>
Mine's fine thank you ~ 70 bpm, BP 95/70 /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif How's yours these days? - Mine is bound to go up though when the next round of marina fees come in, then there is the lift out, anti fouling, new anodes, new prop, etc .... oooh, I can feel it rising already just thinking about the bills - now where did I put my "happy" pills? /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
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bumblefish
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Re: pulses
Settled now, only one death attributable to me yesterday and that was a gull that opted to to land on the road right in front of my car as I was doing 30!
Settled now, only one death attributable to me yesterday and that was a gull that opted to to land on the road right in front of my car as I was doing 30!
cliff
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Re: pulses
Much damage to the car?
Smacked a gull one day while toddling down the road in a van - Damn gull went through the grill and took out the rad - mind you I was doing a wee tad over 30 at the time /forums/images/graemlins/ooo.gif
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"Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity"
sailroom <span style="color:red">The place to auction your previously loved boatie bits</span>
Much damage to the car?
Smacked a gull one day while toddling down the road in a van - Damn gull went through the grill and took out the rad - mind you I was doing a wee tad over 30 at the time /forums/images/graemlins/ooo.gif
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bumblefish
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Re: pulses
Front near side wheel, only blood!
Front near side wheel, only blood!
bumblefish
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Re: pulses
Trying the road kill diet, got a couple of rabbits last week. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
Trying the road kill diet, got a couple of rabbits last week. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
cliff
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2Tizwoz
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Hanging sausage and other preserves
Readily available in a tiny shop in Palma
Readily available in a tiny shop in Palma
matnoo
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Anything in a tins lasts 30 years
dried food, pasta, noodles, rice, smash, couscous lasts 5 years
If youre trekking across the sahara, take expensive SAS meals... If youre on a boat, just take tins!
Mat
dried food, pasta, noodles, rice, smash, couscous lasts 5 years
If youre trekking across the sahara, take expensive SAS meals... If youre on a boat, just take tins!
Mat
