Food/Drink for the Canteen
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Food/Drink for the Canteen
Right, if you have been reading the forum (well, the post about the scenario of the canteen anyway), you will see that there is a canteen being prepared...
What sort of products do you think might be worthwhile for this canteen to have?
What sort of products do you think might be worthwhile for this canteen to have?
Re: Food/Drink for the Canteen
Hi Mark
Enough Cidre, some Port and only a little bit Whisky will be the right.
Maybe still a little cheese and bacon, if some money should be left, after you have paid the really important things.
I will bring eatable little things like Shortbread and some sweets with me and the soldiers can pay it with their historical money and also glucose and magnesium, if one of the soldiers should suffer too much exhaustion or in cramps in the calf.
Enough Cidre, some Port and only a little bit Whisky will be the right.
Maybe still a little cheese and bacon, if some money should be left, after you have paid the really important things.
I will bring eatable little things like Shortbread and some sweets with me and the soldiers can pay it with their historical money and also glucose and magnesium, if one of the soldiers should suffer too much exhaustion or in cramps in the calf.
Nanny- Posts : 13
Join date : 2009-10-27
Location : Germany
Re: Food/Drink for the Canteen
Hi Nanny,
I take it that the cidre, port and abit of whiskey is the really important elements.
Bacon might be abit tough to find in France (and I have a concern that it might not last a whole day in the hot LBE weather...it is pork meat). However, I can definately think about the cheese side, yeah. Looking at Derk's experience, soft cheese is to be avoided and some good hard chesses favoured instead.
Good idea...this reminds me: Does anyone have access to a first aid kit with bandages (perhaps you are a group safety officer)? I've got a small first aid kit that my workers use on building sites.
I take it that the cidre, port and abit of whiskey is the really important elements.
Bacon might be abit tough to find in France (and I have a concern that it might not last a whole day in the hot LBE weather...it is pork meat). However, I can definately think about the cheese side, yeah. Looking at Derk's experience, soft cheese is to be avoided and some good hard chesses favoured instead.
glucose and magnesium, if one of the soldiers should suffer too much exhaustion or in cramps in the calf.
Good idea...this reminds me: Does anyone have access to a first aid kit with bandages (perhaps you are a group safety officer)? I've got a small first aid kit that my workers use on building sites.
Re: Food/Drink for the Canteen
I do not know whether is announced by the Gordons A.J. (its his normal job) but if necessary I have been trained for the company-first-aid with the fire brigade in my hometown (during 4 weeks) and I repeat it also every year. In a bad situation better as nothing.
No! No Soft Cheese!!!!
In Germany is smoked bacon very cheap, there I can bring what from.
No! No Soft Cheese!!!!
In Germany is smoked bacon very cheap, there I can bring what from.
Nanny- Posts : 13
Join date : 2009-10-27
Location : Germany
Re: Food/Drink for the Canteen
Alcohol, definitely! Its the one thing I require in the evening that I hate having to carry. Eggs would be nice as well. The 2/95th will be carrying a first aid kit (C21st version).
Ben Townsend- Posts : 11
Join date : 2009-12-06
Re: Food/Drink for the Canteen
.Hi Ben
Fresh eggs only if we can "organisate" someone in one of the Villages there - knowking on the door and ask! Cooked eggs ok... I'll think about it. Though they also are sensitively by her own packaging, but they leave in a crash not such a dirty trick!
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Nanny- Posts : 13
Join date : 2009-10-27
Location : Germany
Re: Food/Drink for the Canteen
OK then Ben...We'll stick your C21st First Aid Kit into the "farb bag" of the waggon and hope that it is not needed if that's alright with you.
I would agree...get out there and start knocking on people's doors and scavage your eggs! That what campaigning is all about!
I would agree...get out there and start knocking on people's doors and scavage your eggs! That what campaigning is all about!
Re: Food/Drink for the Canteen
Hi,
iff necessarry I can take the 92nd first aid kit with me - packed in a white canvas bag for the luggage-car-group.
food stuff: can get some extra bread, serano ham and good dutch chees, only thing is the expense...
maybe some extra drinkingwater...
saw somewhere a request for "period correct" watercontainers. is this still not solved?
I might have a look around for kind of milk containers in my family of farmers. this kind of container was also used for the horses last year. can't say that they are period correct, but they do keep water in them.
Cook McBaile
iff necessarry I can take the 92nd first aid kit with me - packed in a white canvas bag for the luggage-car-group.
food stuff: can get some extra bread, serano ham and good dutch chees, only thing is the expense...
maybe some extra drinkingwater...
saw somewhere a request for "period correct" watercontainers. is this still not solved?
I might have a look around for kind of milk containers in my family of farmers. this kind of container was also used for the horses last year. can't say that they are period correct, but they do keep water in them.
Cook McBaile
cook McBaile- Posts : 5
Join date : 2009-10-26
Location : always close to kilts
Re: Food/Drink for the Canteen
Hi McBaile,
I can live with these sort of containers especially if it is for water.
However, the problem I can see on the horizon is containers to be able to store the sutleresses's food and drink...we would need wooden chests, bags and the like to be able to store the bottles safely...anyone other there got an idea or such items?
I might have a look around for kind of milk containers in my family of farmers. this kind of container was also used for the horses last year. can't say that they are period correct, but they do keep water in them.
I can live with these sort of containers especially if it is for water.
However, the problem I can see on the horizon is containers to be able to store the sutleresses's food and drink...we would need wooden chests, bags and the like to be able to store the bottles safely...anyone other there got an idea or such items?
Re: Food/Drink for the Canteen
I don't know if it is the case over there, but here most households have a traditional wicker picnic hamper with a leather strap that can hold a lot of bottles wrapped in straw. Keeps em cool too..
Ben Townsend- Posts : 11
Join date : 2009-12-06
Re: Food/Drink for the Canteen
Hi :9
There is such a thing with us also, only I have none of it
Commonly it was also to be used old wine bottles in a basket as a water tank.
One could take my little one (7 litres) also for the Cidre.
I believe, this a well-arranged cord to also do not tie the worst idea would be!
regards
Nanny
There is such a thing with us also, only I have none of it
Commonly it was also to be used old wine bottles in a basket as a water tank.
One could take my little one (7 litres) also for the Cidre.
I believe, this a well-arranged cord to also do not tie the worst idea would be!
regards
Nanny
Nanny- Posts : 13
Join date : 2009-10-27
Location : Germany
Re: Food/Drink for the Canteen
I think that if everyone brings something, we'll easily be able to organise the canteen so please do!
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