RitcheyRch
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Fried chicken, pretzels and beef jerky
I guess the Viana sausages we ate as kids back in the 70s were the poor food of the day I don’t think a lunchables were around. Sorry us poor folks interrupted your thread on fancy eatin.Go be poor in some other thread
I guess the Viana sausages we ate as kids back in the 70s were the poor food of the day I don’t think a lunchables were around. Sorry us poor folks interrupted your thread on fancy eatin.
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Got a recipe??? Sounds good!Ive been told that I make some of the best aguachille.. So if my other half and her friends want some I make them prep the shrimp and I do the rest.. the beers really start flowin when every one starts eating it..
This last week I stumbled across an old favorite dip I haven’t had in years and am incorporating it into the boating program going forward.
Green Onion Dip! It is great with chips, pretzels, carrots, celery and lots more.
I use a 16oz tub of Sour Cream with chives, and mix in one packet of powdered Green Onion Dip mix. Cheap and easy!
The dip mix is usually near the salad dressing in the grocery store. It takes 45 mins or so to thicken up after you mix it.
What is your favorite easy snack for the boat?
I knew it was a joke, I guess my attempt at smartsssery failedI ate those as a kid too. It was a joke, @Blackmagic94 says it all the time.
What's a "boat wrapped sandwich" vs a regular???
Never heard that term before..
Gotcha. Makes sense. If ya grab a deli sammich up here, its usually wrapped in plastic wrap anyway...I believe it’s wrapped in a ziplock bag after the paper wrap so when you put it in your cooler, it doesn’t get soggy
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No kidding. If I listed all the options here, itd be a 2 page thread without anyone else commenting!Warm red-vines and oatmeal cookies for a snack.
Very few waterways around here that don't have decent food within minutes for a meal and bathroom break.
Also try the Texaco on the corner of Joy and HWY 95 FT Mohave is the best hands down for chicken strips , fries , honey biscuits all items made fresh per order.Vons...Pavilions...Albertson's ....Smiths....in Bullhead....all got them good ass chicken strips....good warm...and cold...easy to take on the boat. No bones to deal with
Not one of you Homo's said "Pussy"....... So disappointing.
Pussy and Tits were covered on page 1.
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Ritz crackers with ez cheese
Everyone always starts with " ewww" but Ive never seen anyone actually decline them once handed out.
You must be well versed in canned cheese?