I bought this at Walmart to use as a water heating pot for hiking and camping. It is lightweight aluminum. Seems adequately made. I think it was $6.
I just wanted something to put water in and heat it up on the trail. I acquired it back in late November of 2012, and promptly set it in a cupboard.
(I originally wrote this post back in March of 2013, but never posted it for some reason).
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Monday, January 26, 2015
Guy Fieri Pepperoni and Mozarella Beef Patty
I was grocery shopping at Walmart earlier and saw these for sale. The pepperoni and mozzarella burgers were priced at $2.50 for six 1/3 pound burgers. The other varieties were a lot more.
However, since just regular hamburger is now more than $1.25/lb, I figured I would give them a try and bought a box.
I fried one up when I got home. Pretty darn good.
Only 4 carbs per patty.
Not much on the web about them. I did find this:
http://www.guyfieri.com/walmartburgers/
I snipped this from the above URL.
ETA: 2-16-15
I haven't found any nutrition information for these on the web so I took this lousy cell phone camera picture of what the box says.
I have also noticed that the burger is thick enough that it does not cook all the way through when using the same heat settings as with regular 1/4 frozen burgers. I usually either cook it at a lower temperature or put it in the microwave and give it a partial cooking before frying it up.
However, since just regular hamburger is now more than $1.25/lb, I figured I would give them a try and bought a box.
I fried one up when I got home. Pretty darn good.
Only 4 carbs per patty.
Not much on the web about them. I did find this:
http://www.guyfieri.com/walmartburgers/
I snipped this from the above URL.
ETA: 2-16-15
I haven't found any nutrition information for these on the web so I took this lousy cell phone camera picture of what the box says.
I have also noticed that the burger is thick enough that it does not cook all the way through when using the same heat settings as with regular 1/4 frozen burgers. I usually either cook it at a lower temperature or put it in the microwave and give it a partial cooking before frying it up.
Sunday, January 18, 2015
2015-01-17 cat can stove Walmart grease pot
Wilma and I went hiking in a nearby forest preserve. We stopped at a picnic shelter to see how my Walmart grease pot works for heating up water on a cat can stove I made.
The grease pot is a little large, but the size means I can store a nice sized plastic coffee mug (handle removed) inside it. The coffee and tea fixings go in bag inside the plastic mug. The whole thing fits nicely in a gallon ziplok bag. I like that the pot has a handle on it.
The cat can stove worked OK but I think it might work better with a pot stand. I read a few articles about them on the Internet that suggested aluminum cans work better than steel cans. Mine is steel because I thought it would hold up better.
Saturday, January 17, 2015
2015-01-17 HONONEGAH FOREST PRESERVE
Wilma and I hike in the slush and snow at a local forest preserve. It's one of the more well used preserves in the area and we ran across several people out on the trail. We also ran into a creek that had flooded its banks and then frozen so there was a solid sheet of ice I did not want to traverse so we went back and bypassed.
I also tried out the cat can stove I made a while back along with the Walmart grease pot. I think the cat stove needs a pot stand The grease pot is just a little big but worked fine at heating water. Never really liked trying to heat water up in the SS cup or the enameled steel cup I was using. It made the cup too hot to drink from. I got a plastic coffee mug and cut off the handle and it fits inside the grease pot with room to spare.
I had to cut off videoing when it got dark. Not much to video anyway.
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