Yes, indeed! Thanks for your reply. It's an issue that bothers me no end, even though the need never arises. I want to be propared in case of an emergency, or rescue.Addressing that question of how to board an inflatable, RIB or otherwise, from the water might make a good thread topic in itself.
maybe when they go sailing (;-). This is a UHT milk that a reasonable "European" (whatever this means) would not drink at all. It is quite ok for adding to coffee, but not as milk milk. Some countries had it even banned for a while.
This is one option, probably other similar products out there
www.armstrongnautical.com
LED camping lantern. Cheap. It does double duty in a pinch.
I hear you. As someone who has lived/worked in three European (France, UK, Holland) countries for 5 years, I've very careful to not blindly brand things 'European'. But in this case it's accurate. As a rule, people in European countries do not drink milk the way Americans do. They will of course cook with it, put it in their coffee, but a big cold glass of milk, never. Ask for one in a restaurant one time, and wait for the look you will get .
Looks easy enough:
We put a 6 pack or two of the chocolate version of these in the "bug out" box in the garage. Swap them out every year. They easily last another 6 months past the expiration date. The taste is more tolerable with chocolate and helps to wash down the canned bread.I buy individual 8 oz serving sized milk in tetra packs. It will keep for several months without refrigeration. It’s shelf stable. I buy it in my local supermarket. It’s great for camping boating, and kids’ school lunches.
Brotein, fast easy brotein. Makes us the fat cows with fast gains we need.
