Cooking over a Campfire Survey

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[Hilldweller]

ummmmmmmmm, welcome to the forum?
Most newbies introduce themselves before foisting a survey, btw.

 

[mowerman]

Is that spam I smell cooking over the campfire?

 

[Hilldweller]

Is that spam I smell cooking over the campfire?

Looks like somebody created a survey for whatever purpose and is hitting "camping" websites to drum up results.
An intro would be nice. A proper link. An explanation...

 

[HARDTRAILZ]

Spam n Eggs

 

[peneumbra]

He just wanted to start a survey foist...

 

[Stumpalump]

I was hoping for a good thread but I guess I'll just have to hijack this one. I carried a 10"x24" piece of expanded steel in the rig for years. A little creative rock stacking up wind from the fire makes a perfect base. I'd just rake coals under the steel as needed. 24 pack of dogs, buns and mustard can make a lot of friends. Just as good is making a quick fire out of sticks then throwing baloney on it. In 15 minutes you have a party around a guy heating Oscar Meyer like a hobo. Fried baloney and mayo on a cold day. Yumm. It beats that soggy subway somebody brought so bring extra. Funny thing was I originally bought the steel and made a grill guard for the Arkansas sticks and brush and threw the scrap piece in the rig as a traction mat on ice.

 

[HARDTRAILZ]

Used an old metal milk crate as a grill when camping off an airboat launch ramp in the Everglades.

 

[Wildcat]

i prefer cooking over hot coals myself. only use gas when i have to.