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For anyone wanting some 30g blue barrels. There is a store just SE of I-70 & Pecos in Denver that sells them washed out for around $25 I believe. They also have the 50g white ones.
Sceptre 5 gallon cans are not known to crack.
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Curious where you bought the rice? How is it packaged under the boxes?
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Those are cases, of 6 - #10 cans (coffee cans) You can buy them at the LDS store. (no you don't have to be LDS to buy them)
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You can also order cases online.
Last edited by rbeau30; 06-11-2015 at 16:22.
I bought all food that can be eaten cold if necessary, and none that uses water. I figured a gallon of water per person per day so we're good for at least two weeks, more if we're careful. Next on my list is a propane stove.
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I don't know the right word for it, but some places sell a "turkey frying kit" that includes the pot, 'stove', etc. and it appears to be intended for outdoor use (for obvious reasons). I don't eat turkey, but came across someone that bought the whole ensemble just for the pot and was tossing the 'stove' aspect, unused. This stove hooks up to a standard propane tank and for all intents/purposes, is a fantastic outdoor stove/burner. I presume they are somewhat inexpensive but have not purchased one myself as I lucked into one that was being discarded in spite of being brand new.
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