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Old 01-13-09 | 10:24 PM
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Originally Posted by balto charlie
While this is a great breakfast don't you think it takes too long to cook. I usually bring mine to a boil(at home) and leave it sit overnight to absorb the water. How long do you cook this? Lots of fuel use..... I'm thinking. Still the best breakfast for a loooong ride.
And clean up. Mornings are for cold breakfast (oatmeal squares, breakfast bars, etc), a cup of coffee, breaking camp and getting down the road. The last thing I want to do in the morning is wash dishes

And the peanut butter? It'd be like a brick in my stomach for the rest of the day. Ick!
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