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 GEAR NEWS 23 / 10 / 02
 

Treacle Pudding? You Are Kidding...

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A quick after burp from the recent Harrogate Go Outdoors trade show where outdoor food specialists Wayfayrer held a competition in search of new suggestions for ready meals.

Curiously the OUTDOORSmagic suggestions of South American specialities like cuy with deep fried yukka - that's guinea pig by the way - baked alaska and rook and raspberry ripple came nowhere and the eventual winner was scandalously Diane Walsh from Out and About in Harrogate.

Diane's suggestions included Tuna Pasta, Ratatouille and Treacle Pudding - I ask you, where's the fun in that? How about fishfingers and marmite soldiers or steak tartar? Anyway, Diane won a Vango Fury performance daysac for her suggestions and the Wayfayrer development team will be looking at making her ideas into reality.

Meanwhile, and perhaps more interestingly, Wayfayrer have a new self-heating meal option. For £4.99 all in you get a standard meal plus a heating bag unit which takes ten minutes to get your meal up to edible temperatures.

It's all based on US military technology and will be available in shops from early next year. Interesting idea because while Wayfayrer meals, which are 'wet' and packed in a foil sachet are relatively heavy, using the self-heating option will, of course mean you no longer need carry a stove.

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Simon Cardwell 
Posted: 23/10/02 12:47:02 02
So, how much does the heating pack weigh?

I can see they'd be good for storing as an emergency item, or for convenience - but unless the heating bag is really light you'd probably be better off taking a stove. Especialy cos you can then make a brew.

Whats everyone else think?

Si(C)
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