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Shoe Leather Express
01-28-2004, 08:39
I work in a prison, and one of the foods inmates make is called a chi chi. It's pretty simple to make.
1 pack Ramen
1 Slim Jim or beef jerky (preferably Slim Jim)
1 handfull of Cheezits, cheese curls, Doritos (any junkfood with cheese)
Mix it all together.
To me, it sounds repulsive, but they love it. Maybe one of you will too.
First time I took my son car camping, we were a little green.
We tried to catch our supper in the local stream but failed.
I had stopped and got him a happy meal on the drive up and he had left over chicken nuggets that we mixed with ramen and a can of corn that we called hobo stew. We make it once in a while now that he is older just to remember.
I like the jerky idea though. :clap
saimyoji
03-28-2005, 20:51
Perhaps this thread should have been called "hiker minnestrone." The point being that at some point you combine all/many portions of whatever you have left in your food bag. I can recall a few humorous examples from Bryson's outing.
When I was 12 on a scout trip I was unable to get a fire going for hot water for my ramen. I used the crunchy noodles with some jerky, pickles and ketchup. Not a great meal, but kept me from going hungry.
This Chi-Chi you describe doesn't sound too different (nutritionally) from some of the stuff thats already out there: Hamburger Helper type stuff. Tasty, but not the best for ya. (Typed as I munch on some leftover pizza):banana
I work in a prison, and one of the foods inmates make is called a chi chi. It's pretty simple to make.
1 pack Ramen
1 Slim Jim or beef jerky (preferably Slim Jim)
1 handfull of Cheezits, cheese curls, Doritos (any junkfood with cheese)
Mix it all together.
To me, it sounds repulsive, but they love it. Maybe one of you will too.
do they eat this combination dry or cooked,and why do they call it chi chi:cool: neo
Shoe Leather Express
03-29-2005, 07:29
do they eat this combination dry or cooked,and why do they call it chi chi:cool: neo
Cooked. I don't know why they call it a chi-chi.
AbeHikes
03-29-2005, 14:21
Stone soup...
wow,i think i will try it,dont sound to bad:cool: neo
Hello, just browsing the forums looking for trail recipes and I came across this. Ive gotta add my input
I eat this stuff all the time, Ive never heard it called chi chi tho...
here is how I prepare it.
Boil one pack of Ramen Noodles in water dont add flavor packet
when done, drain well
add a tbsp or 2 of mayo
add flavor packet, suit to taste
add one can of tuna
mix well
eat and enjoy
I usually eat this with saltines and lousianna hot sauce excellent stuff and very filling
if your eating it on cracker I suggest breaking the noodles up before boiling as its easier to scoop on the cracker
You can also substitute your favorite items in place of the tuna, shrimp, clams, oysters, roast beef, peas, baby veggies, etc
Mike
we had chi chi on the trail last night at longhunter state park
1 pack raman noodels (hot chili flavor) hank had (shrimp flavor)15 cents
1 1oz bag dorito chips(naco cheese flavor) 30 cents
1 long slim jim beef stick 50 cents
at home i took a zipplock bag crushed raman noodles and dorito chips
and added to bag with flavor mix,i thinly sliced the slim jim beef stick
added to bag,in camp i dummped contents of bag to a cup and a half
of boilig water in my msr titan kettle,its excellent,no kidding,i am going to
try it next with summer sausge sliced up in the mix,:cool: neo
the cheapest best tasting easy to make light wieght,developed by inmate in a penn.state prison.
1 pack ramen noodles,many flavors to choose from,10 to 25 cent per pack
1 to 2 oz crushed dorito chips,several flavors to choose from
1 thinly sliced beef stick or chopped summer sausge
the more i eat it the more i like it:cool: neo
Fiddleback
03-04-2007, 15:37
I just saw some new Pringles advertised, "Pringles Select". They come in a bag and the four flavors I saw listed are; Sun Dried Tomato, Szechuan Barbeque (rice based chip), Cinnamon Sweet Potato (sweet potato based, natch), and Parmesan Garlic.
The mind boggles...:eek:
FB
doggiebag
03-04-2007, 16:18
I work in a prison, and one of the foods inmates make is called a chi chi. It's pretty simple to make.
1 pack Ramen
1 Slim Jim or beef jerky (preferably Slim Jim)
1 handfull of Cheezits, cheese curls, Doritos (any junkfood with cheese)
Mix it all together.
To me, it sounds repulsive, but they love it. Maybe one of you will too.
They also have other skills as well: Making ornamental shanks out of toothbrushes, using a waist chain to strangle others, toilet bowl wine making, anal rape blackout techniques, the many uses of fecus ... the list goes on LOL.