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    Well it is the chicken of the sea.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    Does every bugger here eat tuna?
    Have you ever tried a fresh Tuna steak Toby. It is the dogs bollocks.
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    Tbh I have never had it, Not planning to start as it smells like shit out of a can. If I get a chance to taste tuna fresh I'll have it though.
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    Raw Tuna is very nice. A rare Tuna steak even nicer.
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    A lot of the tinned stuff is apparently skippy (and no, I dont mean it is kangaroo)
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    The can doesn't weigh that much in the grand scheme of things. If you buy tuna in oil (as opposed to water) then you can pour the oil into your 2 min noodle slops and eat it as well. Smoked salmon is a great thing to take if you can handle the expense of buying it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rushy View Post
    Phillip you can get flavoured tuna in sachets/ packets. I like the sweet Thai chilli the best
    I'll have to look around for that, that'll be primo.

    Some good ideas on this thread.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barefoot View Post
    You just get Phil to carry your lunch, that's why he's asking for advise.
    I cut lunches too you know

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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    Does every bugger here eat tuna?
    no way bro, that crap stinks
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    I take sardines,mainly because nobody else in the house will eat them so they will stay in the pantry while salmon vanishes.
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    Salami, hard cheese, hard crackers find a cake of chocolate is a nice treat.

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    I bought a wheel of camembert cheese on a couple trips in the winter which was nice. It all turned to custard when the weather started heating up though haha just melted to crap
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    How do you guys refrain from eating all your food in one sitting

    I normally buy a pie,then smoke all day and whine to my wife that im starving when I get home, make puppy faces and she feeds me
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    Oh , yeah. OSM's. The mini ones ... Cant eat the full sizers, they're too big. But as @veitnamcam says, nice slow burn energy release.


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    I know it is another can to carry but a little can of pineapple pieces is so refreshing after hauling yourself and the pack and the skin and the legs and the backsteak and the gun up the hill.
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