Cooking your own food

[Gash]

Hey, does anyone know if it is possible to get hot water anywhere at the camping site? It would be for "instant" soups or ready meals...
My Bunsen burner got fucked up from the previous 2 festivals this summer..

I think you'll need to buy a new burner.. or there's something I don't know

 

[agresionpower]

Hey, does anyone know if it is possible to get hot water anywhere at the camping site? It would be for "instant" soups or ready meals...
My Bunsen burner got fucked up from the previous 2 festivals this summer..

no, don't think they have that, you'll have to make your own.

 

[domunited]

I think you'll need to buy a new burner.. or there's something I don't know

no, don't think they have that, you'll have to make your own.

meh... that sucks..

but thanks anyway

 

[Solskinn Av Natten]

Here's a challenge: I recently found out I'm gluten intolerant. That means I can't eat anything with wheat, rye or barley (basically anything with flour in it). This also means no beer

I discovered some gluten-digestive enzymes that I'm going to bring with me, in case I have no choice but to eat something with gluten. They work a bit, but I'm still in pain after eating...

Is there anything you guys can recommend that would be safe for me to eat? I'm definitely going to get one of those amazing steak sandwiches, but just won't eat the bun.

 

[PopoMetal]

Hey, does anyone know if it is possible to get hot water anywhere at the camping site? It would be for "instant" soups or ready meals...
My Bunsen burner got fucked up from the previous 2 festivals this summer..

Here an idea you might want to try:


Bring a metal water bottle like the one they use in the army. And optional barbecue tongs or something to get it out of the fire.

Then just walk around a bit and find a fire and ask if you can stick your bottle in (ouch, that hurts)

In my experience someone is roasting some meat from 7 till 4 somewhere near.

 

[domunited]

Here an idea you might want to try:


Bring a metal water bottle like the one they use in the army. And optional barbecue tongs or something to get it out of the fire.

Then just walk around a bit and find a fire and ask if you can stick your bottle in (ouch, that hurts)

In my experience someone is roasting some meat from 7 till 4 somewhere near.

thanks but I think that's too risky.. hehe ;p

I'm considering of buying a new burner or just buy stuff from wacken supermarkets and eating veggie stuff at restaurants in wacken village...