As PutnamEco suggested in a comment to our recent Keep2Go waterproof tubes post, baby soda bottles are great low-cost storage capsules. Sold in bulk via Spangler Science and other vendors, baby soda bottles often feature straight tubes with flat caps. If you want to add Keep2Go functionality to baby soda bottles, take a look at these Cap2Go travel caps, which offer … Read more
Keep2Go tubes are small multi-purpose travel tube containers. There are literally dozens of different applications for them, many of which are shown on the manufacturer’s website. The plastic Keep2Go tubes include a loop-cap which can be used with carabiners and lanyards to attach them to your gear. At $3-5 each Keep2Go tubes are a bit … Read more
What part of mechanically separated turkey and flavor makes this ground meat “Festive?” The world may never know.
Nalgene just announced their newest water bottle design which features a leak-proof loop-top cap that swings open for a quick drink. The 24 ounce On the Fly bottle has a contoured high-flow drinking spout, and fits into standard cup holders. its push button can be toggled with one hand for easy spout opening, and a locking bail prevents leaks … Read more
I’m a HUGE fan of IZZE sparkingly fruit juice drinks. Not only do they taste great (at least most of the different flavors), I don’t feel bad drinking an IZZE since they’re mostly composed of fruit juice (70%). I started buying IZZE in 4-packs at the supermarket a while back, but now I just order them by the case … Read more
JeffD snapped a pic of this fabulously gross pork uteri he spotted in a supermarket in Orlando. I try to be open minded, but this is just too gross to imagine anyone eating. The meat (organs) just look so unappetizing. Thanks Jeff, for the pic!
Do you like salsa? Do you like spicy foods? You NEED to try Mrs. Renfro’s Habanero Salsa. Seriously, this is the best salsa I have ever had.
Besides the awesome hotness of this salsa and amazing flavor, I love that it’s a relatively natural food. Just look at the ingredients list: tomatoes, water, jalapeno peppers, onions, green chile peppers, distilled vinegar, corn starch, salt, habanero peppers, garlic, spices, cilantro.
No longer exclusively used by hikers, soldiers, gamers and college students, titanium sporks are becoming hugely popular. The fact is, everyone could use one. These handy utensils are lightweight, durable, and are great for camping, chowing down at the office, keeping in the car, or even just eating on the go.