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    Quote Originally Posted by Venchka View Post
    Don't forget the old standby: individual serving string cheese.
    Does the empty Baby Bel packaging work as fire starter material?

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    i don't know about it as a fire starter, but once while at the beach I used it to wax a skim board...worked great!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Odd Man Out View Post
    I do believe it is wax, but I never tried to burn it. Never had a campfire on this trip. I don't want to start another "do you burn your trash" thread .
    I wouldn't dream of opening that can of worms.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rocketsocks View Post
    i don't know about it as a fire starter, but once while at the beach I used it to wax a skim board...worked great!
    Excellent. The gram weenies can't complain - It's a multi-use item!

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    Over the years of outdoor recreation I have found that Mild Cheddar lasts longer 4-5 days while others have gone rancide in just a couple of days

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    A long time ago we found that the really sharp Cracker Barrel cheese lasts a lot longer than the mild kind. But still, it's cheese, and you need to use it fairly fast in warm weather.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RED-DOG View Post
    Over the years of outdoor recreation I have found that Mild Cheddar lasts longer 4-5 days while others have gone rancide in just a couple of days
    Quote Originally Posted by RockDoc View Post
    A long time ago we found that the really sharp Cracker Barrel cheese lasts a lot longer than the mild kind. But still, it's cheese, and you need to use it fairly fast in warm weather.
    I'll eat any kinda cheese, as long as it's Not-cho cheese.

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    Wax on wax off...
    Dogs are excellent judges of character, this fact goes a long way toward explaining why some people don't like being around them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rocketsocks View Post
    I'll eat any kinda cheese, as long as it's Not-cho cheese.

    I looked up after making a teezers If you cheddar isn't making it- you are eating it too slow or your not storing it right... Red Dog. Block dry cheese lasts... keep it closer to the cold water bottle or take a reflectix and wrap the water bottle or bladder and stuff the cheese in the center to keep it cool. I use reflectix to keep my back from radiating heat into the water bladder.. it works for a cool drink in the heat of the day.
    Dogs are excellent judges of character, this fact goes a long way toward explaining why some people don't like being around them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wise Old Owl View Post
    I looked up after making a teezers If you cheddar isn't making it- you are eating it too slow or your not storing it right... Red Dog. Block dry cheese lasts... keep it closer to the cold water bottle or take a reflectix and wrap the water bottle or bladder and stuff the cheese in the center to keep it cool. I use reflectix to keep my back from radiating heat into the water bladder.. it works for a cool drink in the heat of the day.
    Even know it Owl has determined a cucumber is cooler on the inside...often 20 degrees. Who knew Woo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rocketsocks View Post
    Even know it Owl has determined a cucumber is cooler on the inside...often 20 degrees. Who knew Woo.
    thus the term cool as a cucumber.

    ...guess it all depends on how ya pack it. huh?

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    Very funny... do you do stand up at the shelters?

    Example>>>>>>

    I don't get annoyed about the idiot that gets loud and drunk till two in the morning... I wake the ass up at four and tell him how much I enjoyed his demeanor!


    Hey I was in good shape as a young man... I could climb mountains, good at sports, catch a meal, and run away from trail runners....
    Dogs are excellent judges of character, this fact goes a long way toward explaining why some people don't like being around them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wise Old Owl View Post
    Very funny... do you do stand up at the shelters?

    Example>>>>>>

    I don't get annoyed about the idiot that gets loud and drunk till two in the morning... I wake the ass up at four and tell him how much I enjoyed his demeanor!


    Hey I was in good shape as a young man... I could climb mountains, good at sports, catch a meal, and run away from trail runners....
    huh? all in the name of protecting cheese?...I never know what your saying.

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    Dogs are excellent judges of character, this fact goes a long way toward explaining why some people don't like being around them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rocketsocks View Post
    thus the term cool as a cucumber.

    ...guess it all depends on how ya pack it. huh?
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    Cracker Barrel sharp Cheddar works for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wise Old Owl View Post
    I looked up after making a teezers If you cheddar isn't making it- you are eating it too slow or your not storing it right... Red Dog. Block dry cheese lasts... keep it closer to the cold water bottle or take a reflectix and wrap the water bottle or bladder and stuff the cheese in the center to keep it cool. I use reflectix to keep my back from radiating heat into the water bladder.. it works for a cool drink in the heat of the day.
    OH reflectix never thought about it but i will try it next time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wise Old Owl View Post
    Cabot Alpine CHHHHHEDDDAR!

    Attachment 27777Did I say I was addicted to this stuff? Don't forget the crackers...

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    Looks like I need to try some of this stuff
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wise Old Owl View Post
    I looked up after making a teezers If you cheddar isn't making it- you are eating it too slow or your not storing it right... Red Dog. Block dry cheese lasts... keep it closer to the cold water bottle or take a reflectix and wrap the water bottle or bladder and stuff the cheese in the center to keep it cool. I use reflectix to keep my back from radiating heat into the water bladder.. it works for a cool drink in the heat of the day.
    Reflectix ??? I learn something new from you all the dang time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wise Old Owl View Post
    Cabot Alpine CHHHHHEDDDAR!

    Attachment 27777Did I say I was addicted to this stuff? Don't forget the crackers...

    Attachment 27778
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    Quote Originally Posted by shelb View Post
    Regarding cheese: I dislike the way it gets "oily." Is there a way to store it to help this situation? Would it be better to place the cheese in wax paper and then in plastic?
    In the summer I remove the cheese from its wrapper and wrap it in a new dry paper towel like bounty and keep it tight with a rubber band. This keeps the cheese from getting oily.

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    Cheese is calorie dense, also. Any hard cheese you find in the grocery store will do, cheddar, Colby, etc. Not many gourmet shops along the trail. The Cabot cheese is a treat as you get farther north, don't miss it.

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