The Tourist
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We have a thread on new kitchen tools. But as you know, some of us prepare food when not in a kitchen.
For example, Locutus is a wilderness camper. I spend most of the summer on a bike. I just bought a sailor's knife as one practical answer to an "outdoor paring knife."
My wife has a pack of what appear to be 14-inch long toothpicks. She uses them for (disposable) picnic kabobs.
And let's face it, if you're from Wisconsin you eat plenty of meals on the tailgate of a pick-up truck in a football stadium parking lot.
I'm constantly looking for a practical, foldable or easy to pack set of nesting flatware and solid knife (I can sharpen) that fit inside a man's inside coat pocket. I hate plastic forks.
Not all kitchen supplies are fancy china, or state-of-the-art or even pretty to look at. But they serve a real value in making out of the way meals a joy instead of just senseless "fueling."
A few months ago I went our winter "Taste of Harley." Considering the clientele, I was the only one I knew who brought a metal fork from home. And these guys claim they "live to ride..."
For example, Locutus is a wilderness camper. I spend most of the summer on a bike. I just bought a sailor's knife as one practical answer to an "outdoor paring knife."
My wife has a pack of what appear to be 14-inch long toothpicks. She uses them for (disposable) picnic kabobs.
And let's face it, if you're from Wisconsin you eat plenty of meals on the tailgate of a pick-up truck in a football stadium parking lot.
I'm constantly looking for a practical, foldable or easy to pack set of nesting flatware and solid knife (I can sharpen) that fit inside a man's inside coat pocket. I hate plastic forks.
Not all kitchen supplies are fancy china, or state-of-the-art or even pretty to look at. But they serve a real value in making out of the way meals a joy instead of just senseless "fueling."
A few months ago I went our winter "Taste of Harley." Considering the clientele, I was the only one I knew who brought a metal fork from home. And these guys claim they "live to ride..."