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[Re: Aaron Myracle ]
#218880 - 12/07/2008 11:57 AM |
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*barf* MRE crackers?!? To each their own, I guess, but I can't stand 'em.
LOL, if you eat the crackers first, you are too full to eat anything else... 
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Re: Cheap laught at my expense.
[Re: Carol Boche ]
#218881 - 12/07/2008 12:00 PM |
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(wo)Man cannot live on bread alone.
Used to be, the crackers were saved for Ranger pudding.
Now they just get crumbled up and added to the main dish for texture. That, along with tobasco, makes any dish palatable.
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Re: Cheap laught at my expense.
[Re: Aaron Myracle ]
#218882 - 12/07/2008 12:01 PM |
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Okay, explain Ranger Pudding....I will be famous at the fire department....
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Re: Cheap laught at my expense.
[Re: Aaron Myracle ]
#218883 - 12/07/2008 12:02 PM |
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OMG...Ranger Pudding. Does that bring back the memories. Let's see, hot chocolate package, powdered milk, sugar and a dab of water, right? This was 30 some years ago, maybe the recipe has changed. The addition of the Chocolate Pound Cake would be good.
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Re: Cheap laught at my expense.
[Re: Sandra Vernlund ]
#218886 - 12/07/2008 12:08 PM |
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If you've got crackers, then the recipe goes:
Crackers, hot cocoa, water, sugar packet. Mix ingredients and stir.
If you've got pound cake, then it's pound cake, water (more than before), hot cocoa, sugar packet, stir.
If you can get ahold of the chocolate shake mix, you're in heaven.
Pretty much, Ranger pudding can be made with any MRE ingredients that will, when mixed with water, give the consistancy of glop. It's more Ranger glop than pudding, really.
Add the instant coffee packet if working a long shift.
Edited by (12/07/2008 12:08 PM)
Edit reason: ETA: Tastes better hot.
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Re: Cheap laught at my expense.
[Re: Aaron Myracle ]
#218888 - 12/07/2008 12:11 PM |
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Thanks....we will have a cooking night for a training meeting...LOL
Our Explorers are going to get to eat an MRE of their choice on our overnight that is coming up. Gonna be interesting to see their reactions.
Might make Ranger Glop for dessert for them.
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Re: Cheap laught at my expense.
[Re: Aaron Myracle ]
#219030 - 12/08/2008 12:58 PM |
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we always say here in Ontario
Need a cop...just go to a Tim Horton's.
ummm...not sure if Timmy's are all over the states yet. But they are the most popular Donut/Coffee shop around here. Especially in Hamilton because the first ever Timmy's was built here in 1964, and is still in it's original location!
I just always assumed the draw for Officers was more the caffeine in the coffee than the actual donuts.
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Re: Cheap laught at my expense.
[Re: Wendy Lefebvre ]
#219045 - 12/08/2008 01:52 PM |
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I love Tim Hortons! Well, I love their Timbits.... Never met Tim Horton ;-)
I occasionally go for ride alongs with officers on the night shift and got a kick over the fact that Krispy Kreme gives LEOs a 50% discount :-p
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[Re: Ingrid Rosenquist ]
#219059 - 12/08/2008 02:59 PM |
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ohhhhhhhh ...  We never had a Krispy Kreme here, the nearest one was 1hr away and it closed.
Well... actually... it's a good thing, since I do not need to be eating any more junk food!
Wendy... it's so true!!!!! Once I was driving on a two lane road in town (not my current city... i'll leave out the name) Anyway, a cop put on his flashers (no siren), passed me and another car across the yellow line, ran a red light, and turned into a Tim's parking lot. !! Must have been a coffee/doughnut emergency.
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Re: Cheap laught at my expense.
[Re: Angela Burrell ]
#219335 - 12/10/2008 07:35 AM |
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ohhhhhhhh ...
Wendy... it's so true!!!!! Once I was driving on a two lane road in town (not my current city... i'll leave out the name) Anyway, a cop put on his flashers (no siren), passed me and another car across the yellow line, ran a red light, and turned into a Tim's parking lot. !! Must have been a coffee/doughnut emergency.
Or a silent alarm, a call for help. We respond to things like that as well.
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