>any fire from any source completely banned everywhere at any time in entire county
so uh... any recommendations for decent meals to heat with flameless ration heater bags?
>any fire from any source completely banned everywhere at any time in entire county
Just buy MRE entrees at that point, honestly man.
would just having a bag of prepared pasta or noodles or something and just sticking it in there work?
Heat it next to, not within, the FRH if it's just some random zip loc bag so you don't end up consuming the waste water. You'll be fine, literal moron conscripts in third world illiterate countries manage to use these without issue.
haven't really used one before, do they get hot enough that you could properly warm up a couple of pre-cooked burger patties for example?
I’ve lit off a few of those just-add-water ration heaters and they get frickin hot. I was honestly surprised how effective they are. Good option if absolutely no fire is allowed. But yeah keep the food separated from it. Probably not too harmful, they don’t give off too much of a nasty smell, but best to avoid anyway.
No you'd get bacteria poisoning very easily. Tons of people die every year from reheated pasta that was left out overnight in an anaerobic environmental.
There is no country that does this.
>can not read
Many such cases, I humbly await your backpedal
No county does this either.
>game, point.
>no county
My entire state does this, and individual cities will do it too on and off through summer. Albeit I'm not an amerishart.
Proof? I’m not doubting, just genuinely curious.
Are you in canada? The fire ban is just for open fires, you can still cook food on a hobo stove or with a tiny propane tank
County
I think you’re mistaken. These bans happens in the western half of the country all the time and they generally don’t include stoves. Lu k to the source.
Just go cold.
There are several meals that don't need heat, tinned ham wiener, fish wiener, Freshe meals...lots. And if you want a dehydrated meal most can be prepared with cold water, they just require longer soak. I do oatmeal and other cereals this way by putting them in a belt pouch mid day and strapping it to my pack belt. The agitation from walking has them well hydrated by the time I strike camp in the afternoon.
i have never heard of a fire ban that doesnt allow for enclosed gas/alcohol stoves
I have, but it was temporary and it was for one very specific area with unusually dry weather conditions, following a year with intense fires. OP is full of shit.
Just break the law you stupid cuck. What the frick is wrong with you people?