Victualizing for long passages?
 

x-no-archive:yes Vito wrote:

Hi,

What kinds of foods do y'all long distance cruisers carry for passages
lasting weeks without replenishment?

Buy Annie Hall's "Voyaging on a Small Income". Or get the Pardee's
book on provisioning.

Or since I've summarized the book in another thread sometime back, you
could google it and find it.

grandma Rosalie

Victualizing for long passages?
 

One thing you find is that lots of people over-provision. Remember, pretty
much anywhere you go there will be people, and they eat too. Carry lots of
dried things like pasta, beans, rice etc. Canned meats, vegetables, etc.
Ultra pasturized milk like Parmalat can last 6 months, and dried milk pretty
much forever. Flat breads like tortillas, pita, etc. will last a long time
if unopened and take up a lot less space than regular bread. Dehydrated and
MRE's last forever, but are expensive. Here are some links:

http://www.heatermeals.com/home.html
http://www.brinkmanfarms.com/
http://www.werlingandsons.com/
http://www.lancasterrestaurantsupply...od_items.shtml
http://directory.google.com/Top/Shop...ency_Supplies/
http://www.y2kkitchen.com/html/can_code_decoder.html

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Keith
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"Vito" wrote in message
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Hi,

What kinds of foods do y'all long distance cruisers carry for passages
lasting weeks without replenishment?
TIA
howard

Victualizing for long passages?
 

Hi,

What kinds of foods do y'all long distance cruisers carry for passages
lasting weeks without replenishment?
TIA
howard

Victualizing for long passages?
 

Vito wrote:

Hi,

What kinds of foods do y'all long distance cruisers carry for passages
lasting weeks without replenishment?
TIA
howard

Canned meat. Dried beans, rice, oxo cubes and pickled hot
peppers. Rain catcher sewn into sail foot or hung under boom.
Solar still. Manual reverse osmosis pump. Fish hooks, lines and
a net. Stretch cooking water with seawater.

Towed pantyhose fills up with edible krill, if there is much
about.

A practical sailor also catches sea birds using lassos or baited
hooks when becalmed.

Don't forget the reuseable toilet paper.
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Victualizing for long passages?
 

x-no-archive:yes Rosalie B. wrote:

x-no-archive:yes "Keith" wrote:

One thing you find is that lots of people over-provision. Remember, pretty

That's true

much anywhere you go there will be people, and they eat too. Carry lots of

But he said long passages which is (to my mind) a place where there
are people that eat too.

Oops - should be are NOT people that eat too and no place to buy
anything - like out in the middle of the ocean.

dried things like pasta, beans, rice etc. Canned meats, vegetables, etc.
Ultra pasturized milk like Parmalat can last 6 months, and dried milk pretty
much forever. Flat breads like tortillas, pita, etc. will last a long time
if unopened and take up a lot less space than regular bread. Dehydrated and
MRE's last forever, but are expensive. Here are some links:

http://www.heatermeals.com/home.html
http://www.brinkmanfarms.com/
http://www.werlingandsons.com/
http://www.lancasterrestaurantsupply...od_items.shtml
http://directory.google.com/Top/Shop...ency_Supplies/
http://www.y2kkitchen.com/html/can_code_decoder.html

grandma Rosalie

grandma Rosalie

Victualizing for long passages?
 

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One thing you find is that lots of people over-provision. Remember, pretty
much anywhere you go there will be people, and they eat too. Carry lots of
dried things like pasta, beans, rice etc. Canned meats, vegetables, etc.
Ultra pasturized milk like Parmalat can last 6 months, and dried milk
pretty
much forever. Flat breads like tortillas, pita, etc. will last a long time
if unopened and take up a lot less space than regular bread. Dehydrated
and
MRE's last forever, but are expensive. Here are some links:

http://www.heatermeals.com/home.html
http://www.brinkmanfarms.com/
http://www.werlingandsons.com/
http://www.lancasterrestaurantsupply...od_items.shtml

http://directory.google.com/Top/Shop...ency_Supplies/
http://www.y2kkitchen.com/html/can_code_decoder.html

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Keith
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"Vito" wrote in message
...
Hi,

What kinds of foods do y'all long distance cruisers carry for passages
lasting weeks without replenishment?
TIA
howard

Victualizing for long passages?
 

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Don't forget the reuseable toilet paper.

I believe it's called a washcloth.