10 CAMPING FOOD HACKS - TIPS & TRICKS
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- In this video we show over 10 of our favorite camping food hacks tips and tricks to help give you some ideas for your next camping trip! Thanks for watching! Don't forget to hit subscribe!
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Time Stamps:
00:00 - INTRO
00:15 - PACK YOUR COOLER IN REVERSE
01:10 - FROZEN MEAT
01:54 - PRE CHOP YOUR VEGETABLES
03:00 - EGGS IN A WATER BOTTLE
04:24 - FROZEN WATER BOTTLES
05:49 - PANCAKE MIX IN A KETCHUP BOTTLE
07:02 - COLD BREW COFFEE
07:50 - BRING YOUR CAST IRON TO THE TABLE
08:46 - ALUMINUM FOIL POPCORN
10:12 - TRAVEL SIZE SPICES AND CONDIMENTS
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I can personally attest to the coughlins eggs carrier. That thing is the boss. I did a 3 week hunt in Alaska. On the ground, no cabin. I packed eggs in that carrier, I had the 6 and 12 carrier. strapped them to the outside of my pack and walked in 8 miles through extremely dense bush to the hunting grounds. Not 1 egg broke!
Sweet 😎🤙🏽 We really really want to plan a trip to Alaska. 😊
I'm old and single. I also don't care for the trinity and mirpoix from the store. Cut too small, proportions wrong, etc. So I prep mine and freeze in quart freezer bags. Same for Mexican veggies. One thing. On your bin video, if you've got a cast iron skillet, get a baster lid and a camp oven. And Lodge has a steel griddle that's deeper and has nice big handles. Also, the gloves are nice, but take a couple of kitchen towels (4). They're great hot hands and will save on your paper towels. Happy Trails!
We love corned beef hash when camping, but it takes quite a while to evaporate the moisture and get it to start browning. So I now pre-cook it at home, add some extra potatoes, onions, peppers, etc. Then I cool it, vacuum seal it flat, and freeze it. Then when we are at camp, it's just a matter of throwing it into a pan to just heat it, and adding our eggs. Takes so much less time when you want your breakfast. Also acts as another "ice pack" in the cooler, and it saves on fuel.
I also pre-cook my bacon, and will sous vide meats so they're all ready to go. It's a good amount of prep, but well worth it when you're there and you just want to eat lol.
Nice! 👊🏽😃
I’ve used the frozen water bottles as ice for years but I’m definitely using the eggs in a bottle, what a great idea. Thank You for sharing
Nice! We love the water bottle tricks for sure! Haha 😊 No problem! Thanks for watching! ☺️
Thanks for the great info. Anytime we take our cooler ANYwhere - we freeze water bottles and use those to keep things cold in our cooler. You can also freeze chopped onions. I usually keep chopped onions in my freezer at home and just scoop out what I need for a recipe. I keep pancake mix in a ketchup bottle in my fridge. I make up a batch at the beginning of the week and just make a few at a time when the kids want them. Easy and no mess plus my 6-year-old loves to squeeze the bottle. I've also seen where people mark on the water bottle the egg count. We use extra fast food condiments all the time. 1 tip - store them in a plastic container when packing them. Sometimes they can get squished and pop when they're stored in zipper-type bags.
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Great food and camping products that you show us. Thank you!
Glad you enjoy them thanks for watching 😊🤙🏽
Thanks for the great hacks!! One of the best things about camping is prepping ahead of time, creating a great meal, pulling it off at the campsite with little or no effort. Then you can enjoy the rest of your evening around the camp fire with little or no clean up. Yes, It is fun to create a meal from scratch at the campsite, doing it all the at that time, but when the weather changes or your plans change, you’ll wish you had prepped better.
No problem glad you enjoyed them! And absolutely. 💯😊🤙🏽
In my camping gear and bug out bags, I keep straws filled with seasonings. Mark them and when needed either cut or scissor open. I use a lighter or match and my multitool pliers to reseal. I also have a bunch of straws I cut down to fill for one use seasoning pkts. I save shale straws as they are bigger. I have also bought large straws at restaurant supply stores for this purpose as well. The straws take up such little space too.
Nice 😃 We’ve done the straws a few times! 🤙🏽
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@@shelby6066 Awe thanks that’s so nice to hear!!! 😍☺️ Thanks so much for the support we really do appreciate it. 😉🤙🏽
Love your channel so many helpful tips and tricks from your experience
Thanks! 👊🏽😃 Really happy to hear you’re enjoying it! ☺️🤙🏽
Just 3 minutes into the video and I'm learning great tricks. Your hacks are genius. Thank you.
Nice! Thanks for watching! Happy you found it helpful! ☺️🤙🏽
Such an informative video. I just stumbled on your videos.
So refreshing to see how much love you both have for each other. You both are just so in awe of one another, it’s so sweet.
Thanks so much for the sweet comment! 😍☺️ Welcome to the channel! Stoked you enjoyed the video and hope you enjoy the rest of the content! Thanks again for the kind words and thanks for watching we really appreciate it. ☺️🤙🏽
BRILLIANT❣️ Thanks for sharing y’all!!!
Thanks for watching! 😃 Glad you enjoyed it! 😊🤙🏽
Seriously so helpful! Thanks for making videos that are fun to watch and super informative!
Glad you enjoy them! Thanks for the nice comment and thanks for watching! ☺️🤙🏽
You two are delightful to watch. Also thanks for the tips
Awe thanks so much! So nice of you! 😃 Happy you’re enjoying the videos thanks for watching! ☺️
Just found your page and agree with your mindset... I've grown up camping in the Allegheny Mountains my whole life and think your videos are very informative for those people who don't camp often or at all... thanks much!
Thanks 😊 Welcome to the channel 🤙🏽
You two are so practical/common sense. Really enjoy your presentations.
Awe thanks! 😃 We are happy you’re enjoying the videos thanks for watching! ☺️
So good!!!! Thank you! ❤
Thanks!!!! 😃🤙🏽 No problem! ❤️😊
I enjoy your chanel (and you two) very much. I'm a long term van camper. On laundry/grocery day, I get my shopping done, get a motel room, get me clean and rested, and all the food prepped for the coming trip.
Thanks so much we are happy you are enjoying the channel! 😃 And nice! That’s a really cool way of going about it! Thanks again for the nice comment and thanks for watching! ☺️🤙🏽
I LOVED the idea of scrambled eggs in the bottle ! Why didn't I, me, moi think of that ????
That is one of our favs for sure! 😊
The method works when making 1/2 a recipe too. If it calls for 1 egg, how do you portion out? Mix in measuring cup, save the rest for breakfast. LOL, most of the time I'll just use the whole egg, but it works.
@@nomadmarauder-dw9re Love u guys ! Safe travels.
I watch the videos because of the great content and the chemistry between you both 👍🏽 keep the videos coming
Ahhhh thanks so much we really appreciate it and are happy you enjoy the videos… thanks for watching 👊🏽☺️
One of your best videos yet. Great work guys. ❤
Thanks so much! 👊🏽😃 Stoked you enjoyed it! ☺️
Great 😃 ideas, lots of insight
Glad you enjoyed them 😃🤙🏽
I've stumbled onto your channel today and I just wanted to say I really like these tips and tricks. Growing up we camped a lot as a family, but it turns out that we were doing it SOOOO inefficiently. Now that I have a family of my own, it's like I feel I have no idea of how to camp anymore, and your videos are really simplifying things for me. Thanks very much - you seem like such nice people.
Hey welcome to the channel! 👊🏽😃 Thanks so much for the kind words we really appreciate it, and are really happy to the hear the videos are helping you out! Thanks for watching em! 😊🤙🏽
what a wealth of knowledge keep these coming!
Really appreciate the kind words! We will try! 😃🤙🏽 Thanks for watching 👊🏽☺️
Love it! Thank you! I am experimenting with canned coffee for camping now. Thanks for the effort of putting the video together. Learned something new. Subscribed!
Thanks! Really glad you found the video helpful! Thanks for watching and welcome to the channel! 👊🏽☺️🤙🏽
Just found your channel by accident lol I really really as an RN, who is worked couple decades in post critical care knows the importance of keeping bacteria and stuff out of your hand so I really think that the eggs in the container the bottles is awesome because the best reason is because you don’t have to worry about getting any of that egg on your hands and in an area where you’re not gonna be able to wash as welland salmonella is a mofo he hee hee
Found your site while getting ready for Apr.8/2024 Solar Eclipse weekend! Yes! here we go!
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Second video I've seen by yall and I learn new things every time!
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You guys are adorable. Hope you got your pancakes!
Awe thanks so much! ☺️☺️☺️ Lol and oh yeah we 100% ate the pancakes seen in this video! 🥞😂🤙🏽
Such good stuff guys! A tip that is universally helpful for food and cooking (for me) is really good grill gloves. I have what look like welding gloves. I can pick up hot cast iron, adjust grill height. Place down fresh wood to the fire without burning your hand etc.
Thanks man! 😊 Yeah haha I made it a point to mention the gloves cause they are a must have. I use them all the time around the fire pit. I actually linked a couple pairs in the video description for anyone who’s interested. 😊🤙🏽
.. Best cast grill gloves i have found IS Harbor Freight Leather welding gloves .. also use when winter camping in a hot tent handling the metal stoves ..
great video!
Thanks again! So glad you are enjoying the content! 😃😃😃☺️
I like to use empty poweraide/Gatorade bottles for freezing. I love that size and they are strong.
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Gosh you guys really gave us soo much really cool camping advise!!😊
My husband and I were just getting ready for a camping trip to Cachuma Lake SB since we are both just retired we have lots of time and weekdays to camp now!!😊
We just seen Tears for Fears last night at the Hollywood Bowl and a little hung over today and we were chillin and came across your site and just wanted to let you know we binged your site for about 4hrs. I must compliment you two on your site so informative and pleasant to listen to you both not like boring very entertaining! Keep it up we subscribed and will be following you on your journey to NY that’s where I’m from and my husband’s from Holland!❤️
Awesome! So happy to hear you’re enjoying the content! Thanks so much for the nice comment and thanks for watching! Tears for Fears puts on a great show, one of our favorite bands! We saw them open for Hall & Oats a few years ago. 😃😎🤙🏽 Have fun on your camping trip!!! Thanks again for the support! 😊
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We are at that one also and yeah they are soo good!! Also went last year and the Devanals opened up for them and they were also great!
Keep on doing what your doing❤️
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Your wife has a pretty smile! Great tips, thanks for sharing 👍🏽
Haha thanks! Yes she does. 😊 Happy you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching. ☺️🤙🏽
Really appreciated the packing in reverse of the cooler. Wonder if you'd ever do a video about camping/hiking meal planning?
PS: Like your channel ... subbed.
Hey thanks so much we really appreciate the support! 👊🏽😃 Hope you enjoy the content and hmm yeah we might be able to do something like that! 😊🤙🏽
I have MANY years of camping experience. I pick up a few ideas from y’all tho.
In this one. When you talk about taking the skillet to the table. Truth in keeping things warm. BUT I camp 9 days 3x a year with the grandkids. (They are getting bigger and fewer come - started with 4) I bring one of the 3 crockpot units ( can pick up anywhere). I will use this for breakfast/ supper. Meat/taters/ pancakes- then later. Refried beans, rotel cheese dip and taco meat for build your own nachos.
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I do big annual trips to the high country. I set up base camps and spike camps. Packing your food in reverse order is really important. I make a daily menu on Excel (yes I am a 63 year old geek) and then build the grocery list from the menu and pack the coolers from last day at the bottom to first day on top. It saves money, waste and time.
I use the water bottle and eggs on my kayak river runs. An egg is an egg and keeping them in water bottles was a great hack a good friend showed me years ago…
We freeze our water, load them up in our kayak coolers (they look like a mini kayak) and it keeps all our food in good shape for 3-4 days on the water.
Also… eat your perishables first and then go to the good ole dehydrated stuff.
That pancake mix hack is the bomb! I am doing that this next trip! Thank you for that.
I am a French press Moka pot nut… plus… I am a certified coffee-holic lol. I pre measure 1/4 cup of my favorite Community Coffee with Chicory in the half size ziploc snack bags. I can carry 5 of them in my Stanley French press… plenty of the good stuff.
I already have 4 tins of Jiffy pop in my camp box… I can skip the movie and enjoy my popcorn while listening to campfire stories. Burn up the waste and save the wire handles to make lantern hangers or whatever.
I use the plastic test tubes with caps 1/2”x3-1/2” size for handy spice containers for my back pack cook kit… cheap on Amazon.
You two are spot on… you can buy the ketchup, mustard, Mayo packs from Amazon also… but you get a thousand of them… I won’t say how to get a few at a time!
I love your videos. I have been camping since I was a kid and I never stop learning things. Thank you for the tips.
That’s awesome, thanks for sharing! 😃 Jaime says your Excel menu is genius!! We are also coffee-holics lol most important part of our day! 😂 Thanks so much for the nice comment, we’re happy you enjoy the videos and really appreciate you watching ☺️ Ps: The pancake mix is definitely the bomb! 💣😎🤙🏽
@@WhereWeWild yep… build a calendar on Excel, then breakfast, lunch and dinner… easy peezy
Thanks for the video. Quick question; your silicone reusable sandwich bag, does it stay water tight if you put it in cooler? I was thinking about picking up a set of Stashers, but they are kind of pricey, so I would like to know your opinion of them.
Stashers are great! The seal is much thicker than a ziplock bag so as long as it’s completely sealed you shouldn’t have an issue. We usually don’t have much water in our cooler either because we use the frozen water bottles instead of a bag of ice. 😊🤙🏽
For gluten free folks, i can suggest (as someone who has celiac) that nuts are your best friend (and taste great after being ober a fire too.
One think you can do is buy liquid eggs--pre scrambled eggs in a milk carton. Only a bit more expensive than normal eggs, but you have a carton you can just pour as much as you want.
Yup! Beaters! 😃 Haha we just use the old water bottle trick mostly works awesome 😊🤙🏽
The problem with Egg (milk cartons) is that the Carton will melt away with the water in the cooler as the ice Melts. Plastic is better so that you don't have to cook the eggs right away 😁
The cooler hacks (pack in reverse/frozen meat and water bottles, eggs, etc) also work for those of us with 12V fridges. I haven't tried the pre-cutting vegetable idea but I really like it! I have the tictac containers and use the jumbo ones for spices we use most.
Cast iron to the table is another good one. Do you put anything down on the table to prevent scorching? It would be a must-have if wild camping and using a folding plastic table.
Thanks! 😊 Yeah depends on the table haha obviously don’t want to lay a hot cast iron on plastic 😬😂
How do those 12v keep on car truck battery 🔋
@@jonny6758 While driving the fridges are powered through the vehicle charging system. They don't take a lot of power because they only kick in when the temp needs regulation. Otherwise they act like a cooler.
At camp I plug into a power generator (like a Jackery) I think my fridge only draws 25-35 Amps when running? Add in a solar panel to the system and you can go off grid for a long time. Other people work on a "two battery" vehicle system. One is used solely for starting, with the second for powering other loads (lights, fridges, etc)
Glad i got an rv. I will absolutely be putting pancake mix in katchup bottles though.
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I get those clear squeeze bottles that look like the old-fashioned picnic ketchup bottles. No taste of ketchup.
I was talking about the spices for camping to my boyfriend for next year. Pill boxes interesting.
Yeah they work pretty well! 😃 Some of them are made better than others but, sometimes the finer spices can leak out a little bit, we just keep the whole thing in a ziplock for travel just in case. 😊
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Ya… I always look for more ideas for 🏕️. Prepping is so much easier! My boyfriend always bring everything he has been camping longer then I have…10 years for me.
So now instead of fully truck 🛻 load I got him down for almost half. 🛻
If you put a little water in will scramble eggs it cooks reall good
Pancakes for dinner! Let go!😁😁🤣
Def need the mini Tajin bottle too!
Lol we totally ate em when we shot this 😋😂🤙🏽
@@WhereWeWild haha I knew it! Sounds so good.
@@BassRaider 😁😁😁😁
Check your freezer section for bags of pre-cut veggies. Frozen meats, etc.
We’ve definitely don’t that on the fly 👊🏽😎
Make some kitchen pepper. It's easy to make since you make it to your taste. You can use black pepper chili pepper powder garlic powder onion powder paprika and whatever ground spice you like.
Nice! I’ve actually never tried making my own rubs like that we will have to try! 👊🏽😃
I use the small spice plastic bottles.
There's a woman on You Tube using empty Tic Tac containers for seasonings. I'm not a Tic Tac fiend, so don't want to try it. But it sounds doable.
@nomadmarauder-dw9re We mentioned the tic tac containers in this video 😂
Hey i recently found out that soda cans have a plastic liner inside so I would assume the plastic would melt over the popcorn so probabaly best to stick with aluminum foil
Plastic on the inside??? 🤔 Hmmm never heard of that one. Not much room in them to make much popcorn anyway haha so regardless of if that’s true about the plastic… the foil or even a cast iron makes much more anyway🍿😁🤙🏽
I credit you two for me now using the frozen water bottles in my cooler. My struggle is finding bottles to freeze, since I literally just drink from Nalgene bottles at home. 😛
Sweet 👊🏽😃 They’re great man. We live with a few of them in our freezer at all times lol they are awesome to bring fishing. Like I’ll throw one in the side bottle holder of my backpack and put an unfrozen water next to it, or a yeti bottle, protein shake, or liquid IV, or whatever and it keeps it cold. Drink that first, and then by the time I need more the frozen one is starting to melt and I have that cold drink. 😎🤙🏽 A lot of times I don’t even get to that and can just put that bottle back in the freezer when I get home. We reuse them all the time. Usually before a camping trip we will hit Costco and buy a case of Kirkland 1 liter waters, or a case of Smart waters. Those bottles work really well for us. 😊
... The older opaque Nalgene bottles work excellent for freezing and boiled water at night in sleeping bag as body heater .. New material doesn't work as well ... I use them frozen in my fishing boat cooler as well ,, cold drinking water when they thaw .. over past 30 years ,probably have 2 dozen ,, they last forever ...
We camp very very simply - no cooking - no need for cold storage.
- Breakfast - cereal & long life milk.
- Coffee / Tea - buy later at a nice coffee shop.
- Lunch - something from a deli or market. Fruit.
- Dinner at tent - Large salads and bread with tinned fish in a sauce .
- Wine or beer.
Tinned fish is very cheap, healthy, variety of fish, doesn't need refrigerating.
Buy enough tins for your trip, then every couple of days fresh salads and bread.
We take a large plastic cereal bowl each, which doubles up as a plate for dinner, a spoon, knife, fork, bread knife, tin opener and corkscrew. Wine glass.
Interesting! That’s what’s great about this stuff, there are so many ways to go about it! It’s about what works best for you and what you enjoy the most! 😊🤙🏽
For popcorn use a tinfoil pie pan then the oil, corn then the top tin foil.
Like the oldschool jiffy pop! 😃🤙🏽
Something I do is put everything I need for each meal in a gallon ziplock bag, label and put it (as you suggest) in the cooler in reverse order. You reach in, grab a single bag and close it up. For raw meat, put it in a ziplock INSIDE of the bigger ziplock. For cleanup, wipe with a paper towel, spray with diluted spray bleach, wipe down and store. Every 3 or 4 days I dig out the soap and wash everything up.
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You guys are so nice, even some "sour pusses" that have made negative comments here, you give them the nicest, most polite answers. You guys look so happy, it would be nice if others could find nice things to say instead of being such downers. Enjoy all your camping adventures ! You deserve it !!!
Hahaha awe thanks so much we really appreciate the kind words and good hearted people like yourself. 👊🏽☺️ Thanks for watching hope you like the vids! 😊🤙🏽
I loved the videos, nice people sharing there experiences!
Enjoy life n ignore envy people!
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The popcorn.. yall are too cute.. they make those and have for yrs and yrs..its called
Jiffy Pop...
Hahaha yeah I mean the popcorn we make is way better than Jiffy Pop but 🤷🏻♂️😎😁🤙🏽 Old school though I love it! Shaking that thing back and forth on the stove!? Classic! 😊
@@WhereWeWild yep.. I'm a Gen Xer.. the thought just cracked me up.. been a long time since I even thought of Jiffy Pop.. thanks for the awesome spontaneous memories I got to rethink about that I got to make with my family on our camping trips . I got gifted my grandparents antique popcorn maker.. thats over 100 yrs old and we use it all the time.. at home and on camping trips.. new memories with the old school ways..
Stay Cool and Blessed🙃
@@christymckinley2928 That’s awesome! 😎 And awe thanks so much you too! ❤️☺️🤙🏽
@@WhereWeWild tell people because Jiffy pop, although an adorable and iconic snack food is full of crap if you read the ingredients so you making your own damn popcorn is way better. Also when you were saying about the can and I was like yeah, that damn thing too small but then I realize hey you got those three servings of wink wink, a cans of nitrous, and it has the screw on calf if you can burn the rubber part of it out first, that would be probably a good Well one person snack, popcorn size can anyway you know take the rubber out and put the lid back on it probably will have enough pressure in there for it to pop. Good but not be explode or maybe not I don’t know you’d have to figure out how to get with the lid. Lol but the can right the real tall one with the you know what I’m talking about?..
Something I started doing is placing items in 2 gallon zip-loc bags for better cooler organization. Easier to just pull out the whole bag marked meat or whatever than digging endlessly through ice trying to find something.
Nice 😊 We like to freeze all the meat ahead of time so it last a bit longer and it’s like adding extra ice to your cooler. Also if you freeze up big 1 liter water bottles or even gallon jugs of water you don’t ever have to deal with the bags of ice or them melting! 🤙🏽
@@WhereWeWild I also freeze mine too and use my Food Saver machine to seal the contents so no matter where the meat is in the cooler it never gets wet.
@myvenusheeler Sweet 😊
Vienna sausages and whiskey
I’m a big game hunting guide in Colorado and I’m stealing the eggs in a bottle !! Thank u 🙏
Cool 👊🏽😊 Haha and nice that’s a good one for sure. 😎🤙🏽
That was fun. Sausage and pancakes - I’ll be over in 10 minutes. Btw. I love cast iron. How do you clean it at the campsite.
Hahahaha! 🥞😋😃 Thanks man! Oh yeah the cast irons are the best. 😎 Skillet. Griddle. Dutch oven. Can cook almost anything on them. Usually just some water and a stiff brush nothing crazy, and if I can I’ll heat it back up to dry it out and wipe some fresh oil in it with a paper towel while it’s hot. 🤙🏽
@@WhereWeWild Thanks Richie. I figured as much. My cast iron is heavy as hell. I guess I could use it for self defense as well.
@@fishingwithair8727 No prob 👊🏽😊Lol yeah they’re definitely heavy 😂
... Just wipe cast iron clean ... NEVER any soap .... of course uses are for car camping ..
... Good tips .. .... For many years I also use the bigger drinking straws ,, some of the fast food outlets use clear ,, some use red ,, nice way to keep separated ,, cut to desired length ,, pinch the end with needle nose pliers and melt ,, put spices , med tablets, (different meds in different colored straws ,, most meds have lettering on them ),, strike anywhere matches (full size ),, Vaseline coated cotton balls torn into thirds work best ,, for waterproof fire starters ,, push into straw with a match stick ... pinch and melt the opposite end ... make a project of these for the whole family or a a bunch of friends over for a gear night ..... when needing a tablet or two ,cut the straw across cleanly at the two tabs removed ,, approx. 1/2" ,,,,,then fold and pinch the straw and use the remaining "cap" to put over remaining contents .. have these in a cook kit or med kit for many years . ...
Yes sir. The straws definitely work too. 😊🤙🏽
I just put a healthy amount of coffee in a regular coffee filter and tie it up with white cotton thread. Put a bunch of these in a baggie and you're all set. Pour hot water over a bag, in a cup. Let it steep for a couple of minutes then dispose of the bag in the fire. My secret mix is one tablespoon of inexpensive coffee to one teaspoon of espresso coffee.
Really we never had good luck trying that! Maybe we didn’t let it steep long enough or something because it always seemed so watery. 🤷🏻♂️😂 Maybe it’s that’s secret mix of yours! 😎😊 That’s sweet for quick clean up! The French press and Aeropress are really great though we really enjoy them. ☕️☺️
The square pue leaf ice tea bottles 64 oz
What’s that for???
@@WhereWeWild ice
@@danpayan9468 Ahhhhhh. Nice 😊
good video some great tips
Thanks glad you enjoyed it! 😊🤙🏽
I use a peanut butter jar for my eggs
A peanut butter jar!? Interesting 😃
For how long can one keep eggs in a waterbottle ?
Never really tried to find out haha but you keep that air tight bottle cold and they should last awhile. Definitely longer than your average couple day camping trip.
@@WhereWeWild Are the eggs in the waterbottle able to be frozen? All great tips; thanks!
Egg holders work great as long as you’re not on a very rough road. The more the truck bounce, the more likely it is you’ll have a couple of broken eggs when you get to camp
It definitely happens! Haha scrambled eggs in the water bottle is the absolute best 😊
How about u put ur cast iron on your fire then put ur popcorn foil pack on that no clean up .👍
If you got the cast iron heck ya! 😃🤙🏽
Yeah wouldn't be very practical if ur packing.
sorry if someone already said this and if i’m a coffee nazi..
but technically that’s just chilled coffee. not cold brew XD
Lol coffee nazi… 😂 Yeah technically it is not, but it’s definitely easier and is still pretty good. 😊
When I’ve added vegetables to the eggs in the bottle it got yucky after a day or so
Oh yeah? Keep it really cold? Usually that’s first day breakfast idea for us, you can always keep the veggies chopped and separate in a ziplock and toss them in when you want to cook the eggs. 😊
Good to know.
I will crack the eggs on the spot and mix the fresh cut veggies.
I love cutting chopping veggies at camping spot. Thats part of cooking outdoor.
Same 😎 Got this new folding chefs knife couple months ago it’s sweet. 😁🤙🏽
7up pancakes instead of water
Oh my 😃
I’m going to have to look into that one!
@@WhereWeWild they are so fluffy mmmm
3:55 uhm, there is No reason one couldn't do a water bottle of whole eggs, and one scrambled, maybe a wider neck like a small Gatorade bottle. 🤷
Give it a shot! You may find them broken on arrival but you never know until you try 🤷🏻♂️😃🤙🏽
@@WhereWeWild Yeah, it was just a thought. If it didn't work. More scrambled eggs. YaY !!!🤪✌️
@@leegoddard2618 Lol 👊🏽😂😁
I want someone to look at me the way she looks at him someday. And I wanna return that look.
Awe that’s so nice. ☺️ And you will. 😊
And his little glances back at her too though ❤ very cute couple 🥰
Probably it was said before, but cold brew coffee is different from normal brewed coffee which is later on chilled/frozen.
The technique of cold brew is different and usually takes 8h or so
Yeah we throw it in the fridge overnight ☕️😊🤙🏽
@@WhereWeWild that's great, and a very useful tip.
I was just focusing on the error regarding the method - coffee addict here 😅
My first, middle, and last meals are all the same when I camp...It's booze.
Lol nah you actually had some really good food bro you just don’t remember it. 😁😂🤙🏽
@@WhereWeWild lol
@charliecarter1878 👊🏽😁
I enjoy watching your videos but you need to stop smacking your hands together! 😮
Thanks! Hahaha oh yeah? How many times did I do it? 😆
My cooler tip. Freeze your meals, and precool your cooler. Avoid air, try rigid foam on top and lower it as needed. Drinks in own cooler.
Have you been watching our cooler hacks video? 🥶🤔😎🤙🏽