On Thursday, July 18, 2019 at 7:54:43 AM UTC-5, wrote:
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> On Wed, 17 Jul 2019 21:44:03 -0700 (PDT), "
> > wrote:
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> >Eggs and canned tuna come readily to mind. But right now I'm stumped as it's
> >late. You could cook up a pound of sausage patties and a pound of bacon and
> >keep those in a covered dish in the 'frig for a quick breakfast.
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> yes eggs are a great idea, although I would boil up a batch before you
> set off. They can last awhile in a cool area and go great with many
> things.
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Yes, some boiled eggs along with a carton of eggs to be used for breakfast
is a good idea. If he really wants to have a quick snack they could make
a bowl of egg salad before leaving the house. Bring some crackers and a
quick lunch is waiting in the camper refrigerator.
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> >For a small grill check out the Weber "Little Smokey" as it's compact but does
> >a really good job. I think it's advertised as being great for tailgating
> >football games if that carries any weight with you. Don't forget the charcoal.
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> As far as grill you really do not need one, if you are not going to be
> in a urban area then camp fires are always a easy option for cooking.
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I suggested the small grill as they'll probably want to do some steaks and/or
pork chops or chicken. Italian sausages or hamburgers is another meal option.