SC - Re:BTW, whats a frozen dinner? :)

[Micaylah]

Allison,

I knew this. And I too am a LARGE user of coolers at events. I just keep
them covered or disguise them. When you're feeding 40 or so people in a
campground for 5 days, theres no freaking way you can not have coolers. (I
have one pavillion specifically for coolers - hows that for disguise?). And
besides how does one keep their beer cold (I LIKE MY BEER COLD!) if theres
no way to do it and no babbling brook to stash them in? 

M.
- -who is carting three thick ziplocks full of jerky to War Practise this w/e-


 >Micaylah,
>
>
>A frozen dinner is the one you cooked for Pennsic, froze, and took to war
>in your cooler so you'd have edible food--really!--even after you got the
>tent up.  I have learned to freeze them in different size containers, or
>'lumps'.  The fresh food is for tonight, the thin frozen zip lock bag is
>for tomorrow, the thick bag is for next day, the solid extra large ice
>cream container is for the day after that...
>
>
>
>(With apologies--although, not very many...--to the no-cooler purists) 
>((But I have started making the jerky))

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