20 Apr
2014
20 Apr
'14
9:59 a.m.
Hackpacks must have hacksnacks.
What kind of emergency snack/meal/drink/tools do you always carry with you
in your hack pack? Mine are:
Drink:
Yerba mate (dried tea)
Yerba mate straw
5-hour-energy or similar
No-prep snack:
Nuts or granola bar
Meal:
Instant oatmeal packet
Ramen packet
Food-related hygiene:
Folding toothbrush
Small toothpaste
Dental floss (doubles as general purpose string)
Tools:
Collapsible silicone cup/bowl
Filtering water bottle
Spork
P-38 can opener
Knife (in multi-tool)
zip-lock bags
All of the food/drink items have in common that they don't weigh much and
don't really go bad. We usually buy these items bulk and re-fill missing
item when at home base.
I'm not sure I'm happy about the ramen (so salty) and all of the granola
bars I've tried are so sugary (bleh).
--
marc/juul who is at sudo room and just had his oatmeal
20 Apr
20 Apr
1:31 p.m.
probably add a scissors and needle nose pliers to the tools section,
especially if in an urban environment!
otherwise, I'd focus on more food-maker components,
like having a kombucha scoby in there in a glass jar (and a bottle with a
balloon on it once its finishing), spirulina for energy (in a plastic
bottle) leave in sunlight for the day but always a boost and nutrients,
perhaps with extra bottle of the nutrient mixture (see the wiki article),
ground coffee or instant powder if its not at the hackerspace, rice n dry
beans?, water purification?, even salt n pepper? :D
a tarp and sleeping bag if you are slick or hardcore, or else you've
already dug in somewhere with that shovel <3
hella,
EC
On Sun, Apr 20, 2014 at 12:59 PM, Marc Juul <juul(a)labitat.dk> wrote:
Hackpacks must have hacksnacks.
What kind of emergency snack/meal/drink/tools do you always carry with you
in your hack pack? Mine are:
Drink:
Yerba mate (dried tea)
Yerba mate straw
5-hour-energy or similar
No-prep snack:
Nuts or granola bar
Meal:
Instant oatmeal packet
Ramen packet
Food-related hygiene:
Folding toothbrush
Small toothpaste
Dental floss (doubles as general purpose string)
Tools:
Collapsible silicone cup/bowl
Filtering water bottle
Spork
P-38 can opener
Knife (in multi-tool)
zip-lock bags
All of the food/drink items have in common that they don't weigh much and
don't really go bad. We usually buy these items bulk and re-fill missing
item when at home base.
I'm not sure I'm happy about the ramen (so salty) and all of the granola
bars I've tried are so sugary (bleh).
--
marc/juul who is at sudo room and just had his oatmeal
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