Since this is what kept me alive at a certain point in my life, my daughter KatieL found this in a store and thought I should have it... maybe for emergencies?
Yes, it's an 8 pound can of Dinty Moore Stew.
HMMmm I wonder if it's available in 55 gallon drums?
It's so versatile, Click Here for other suprising uses.
mmmmm I love this stuff!!
ReplyDeleteHey stef... it's a deal... you're coming over for dinner. Can you bring some catsup?
ReplyDeletelol!!!
ReplyDeleteNOW THAT I could have used a few years ago when I was using 3 cans at a time!
I must admit I'm usually a snob in the kitchen, and like everything made from scratch, by hand, no gadgets etc etc. But there's something very comforting about a can of stew... and that sure looks like a Can of Stew! I'll look forward to trying it out before too long. :)
ReplyDeleteI would only eat it in a dire emergency. Although my husband claims to have lived off of it when he was a bachelor.
ReplyDeleteApparently it's like crack to this guy...
It is not to bad if you spice it up a little , but I find that true of most canned and prepackaged stuff .
ReplyDeleteit's ok but the stuff I make from scratch is even better......trust me
ReplyDeleteNOTE: Nobody ever said it was "good". (The eco-Chef's best friend = Catsup).
ReplyDeleteShanlou - After a year or so I discovered it was better after heating it.
Mouse - Kitchen? what kitchen.. all I need is a microwave and a freezer.
Swaggie - Hmm, it sorta had that effect on me too except I couldn't find a pink hat. DMS kept me alive too when I was single... when I couldn't get a sweet young thing who felt sorry for me to cook for me. ("WHAT? you're going to eat THAT? Hey, com'on over and have a real meal" ~:<)... one happy Chicken.
rankyca - the Eco-Chef's secret weapon = Catsup
Freedom - I have NO doubt... I don't think I ever recall saying it was "good"...
Catsup is ketchup, yes? Tomatoey goodness in a bottle, great with fried egg and chips. :)
ReplyDeleteYummy Yummy Yummy! I love this stuff!! Note to self- pick up some Dinty Moore to smuggle into Mexico!
ReplyDeleteMouse - Yes catsup replaces boring flavors and replaces it with tomatoey flavor.
ReplyDeleteLisa - I remember when you pleaded to have some for dessert. (But you turned out OK after all).
Bert if you really really want to get into it you can have catsup many different ways
ReplyDelete• Ancho Chile Ketchup
• Banana Ketchup
• Blueberry Ketchup
• Cherry Ketchup
• Cranberry Ketchup
• Mango Banana Ketchup
• Mango Ketchup
• Mushroom Ketchup
• Peach Ketchup
• Un-Tomato Ketchup
I think the banna sounds really good
OH I LOVED Dinty Moore..now I can not believe I ever ate it....lol
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of Dinty Moore....
ReplyDeleteIt's 8 pound INCLUDING the weight of the tin it's in?
*Big* can!
ReplyDeleteGuess there's enough to feed the chickens and doves, as well as the humans at your compound?! (lol)
wow! I could eat off of that for a week...lol
ReplyDeletewait...probably longer than that...lol
ReplyDeleteLOL, Bert, you are a funny chicken.....
ReplyDelete.... ps ... do you peck it open and pop it on the fire... in the tin ??
only time I've ever really done canned stew, is when we used to go on missions in the bush for a few days, *NAM* style!!!
happy day !!
You also got a ball of twine that's three feet in diameter? Sheesh . . . some people need to stay away from Costco.
ReplyDelete(he he) :-P
My son will be a resident assistant this coming school term. He has to be at school early to greet the international students and help teach them to navigate the campus and surrounding town. One of his first stops is going to be Sam's...where he intends to amaze them with the massive jars of pickles, bags of sugar, etc. I can just hear him feeding them a line of BS about how these products are created for stockpiling homemade nuclear bunkers, etc.
ReplyDeleteI dont know WHERE he gets his warped sense of humor from (whistling innocently)