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NousDefionsDoc
07-03-2004, 09:12
I saw you guys talking about a food & beverage forum.

Vote for it or not and offer up potential names. It would probably fit best in the At Ease section.

Bill Harsey
07-03-2004, 09:22
Hell yes, we mark our occasions with celebratory foods and drinks. Does this group do it different? Probably. Even the rations you guys pack in the field plays a part in how far you can go per excursion. Food and drink was a continual sub-thread in Major John Plaster's last book.

myclearcreek
07-03-2004, 09:30
Since I can now cook to please myself, I am always searching for new recipes and ideas. I know very few drinks - Rum & Coke, White Russian, Frozen Margarita - that I have actually tried. On occasion, I come across a SPAM recipe that I will be happy to share. ;) Wonder if they make drinks with that, too? Hmmmmm. :eek:

Sneaky SPAM 'n Suds Station


Edited to add name suggestion - for NDD - no, I am not creative

NousDefionsDoc
07-03-2004, 09:35
No name suggestions = no vote.

Bill Harsey
07-03-2004, 09:48
Tactical Table.

Guy
07-03-2004, 09:50
"QPs" food and beverages.:munchin

The Reaper
07-03-2004, 10:46
The Mess Hall.

The Snack Bar.

The Club.

Willy's.

TR

brewmonkey
07-03-2004, 11:20
DFAC

The Commissary

Sneaky Cafe

Jack Moroney (RIP)
07-03-2004, 11:21
Guerrilla Grub

AngelsSix
07-03-2004, 11:42
I like QP's

And The Gourmet Guerrilla Cafe

Ghostrider
07-03-2004, 11:46
How about:

Commando Cafe

The MKT

Trenchers and Quenchers

The Food Network......oops that's taken.;)

Bill Harsey
07-03-2004, 12:35
Originally posted by Guy
"QPs" food and beverages.:munchin OK Guy, I have to bite on this, what does that stand for?

The Reaper
07-03-2004, 12:39
Originally posted by Bill Harsey
OK Guy, I have to bite on this, what does that stand for?

Bill:

Look at the upper right of the page for two words in quotes which have the initials "QP".

How much firewater did you have last night, amigo?

TR

Guy
07-03-2004, 12:55
LMAO!:D

Team Sergeant
07-03-2004, 14:21
Originally posted by AngelsSix
I like QP's

And The Gourmet Guerrilla Cafe

Break those down a bit and they sound real good...

The Gourmet Guerrilla

Or

The Guerrilla Cafe.

C-4 Diner

Claymore Cafe

NousDefionsDoc
07-03-2004, 14:47
I like the Gourmet Guerrilla.

Guy
07-03-2004, 14:55
"QPs" Gourmet Guerrilla or etc...etc...etc.

Had to do it in RED, WHITE and BLUE!

Since NDD post that unpatriotic link in the state that I reside in.:o

The Reaper
07-03-2004, 15:20
Originally posted by NousDefionsDoc
I like the Gourmet Guerrilla.

I third the motion.

Let's do it!

TR

The Reaper
07-03-2004, 15:29
gourmet guerrilla - 'gūr-may gu'-ri-luh [n] (Old SF) -
Irregular, predominantly indigenous forces devoted to refined sensuous enjoyment (especially good food and drink) conducting military and paramilitary operations in enemy-held or hostile territory. See unconventional dining.

TR

Team Sergeant
07-03-2004, 16:19
I made it so.

Someone want to write description for the forum? Any ideas? One sentence only.

lrd
07-03-2004, 16:31
What's the difference between a Gourmet Guerrilla and a Guerrilla Gourmet?

Roguish Lawyer
07-03-2004, 21:23
Originally posted by Team Sergeant
I made it so.

Someone want to write description for the forum? Any ideas? One sentence only.

Stand-down food and drink

Bill Harsey
07-03-2004, 21:50
Team Sergeant, Great name, well done! I see a Professional Soldiers cookbook coming out of this!

Gypsy
07-04-2004, 00:15
Originally posted by Team Sergeant
I made it so.

Someone want to write description for the forum? Any ideas? One sentence only.

In keeping with TR's refined definition how about...

Conventional and uncoventional sustenance and libation.

lrd
07-04-2004, 04:43
Originally posted by Gypsy
In keeping with TR's refined definition how about...

Conventional and uncoventional sustenance and libation. I like that, Gypsy.

Team Sergeant
07-05-2004, 08:21
Originally posted by Gypsy
In keeping with TR's refined definition how about...

Conventional and uncoventional sustenance and libation.

Conventional, bite your tounge!

We'll have no conventional ideas floating around on this bulletin board!

How about

Uncoventional sustenance and libation

TS

The Reaper
07-05-2004, 08:32
Originally posted by Team Sergeant
Uncoventional sustenance and libation

TS

"It sings!"

And after the Mod's beer, ice cream and brownie float, very appropriate.

TR

Gypsy
07-05-2004, 08:56
Originally posted by Team Sergeant
Conventional, bite your tounge!

We'll have no conventional ideas floating around on this bulletin board!

How about

Uncoventional sustenance and libation

TS

I did...it hurts...lesson learned. ;)

I like your revision very much.

Bill Harsey
07-05-2004, 09:17
Originally posted by The Reaper
Bill:

Look at the upper right of the page for two words in quotes which have the initials "QP".

How much firewater did you have last night, amigo?

TR Probably just enough. How the hell did I miss That!!!!

Wolf56
09-01-2021, 17:10
The C-4 Diner has a nice ring to it. BTW, just before I retired while stationed in Hawaii I started my next endeavor as a chef apprentice and finally earned my Certified Executive Chef standing. I had to give that up unfortunately around 2015 due to the ticker going bad amongst other things.
But, I still have quite a bookshelf and a lot of recipes floating through the cranium.
If anybody needs any answers, curiosity or such give me a shout.

Here's something for the rucksack;

1 - packet of coffee creamer *
1 - packet of dehydrated coffee *
1 - packet of sugar *
1 - package of cocoa mix *

4 ounces of unsalted mixed nuts
2 ounces of coconut flakes
4 ounces of raisins
2-4 ounces of dark chocolate (at least 77%)

* = mocha mix.

Place it all in a zip lock bag. 3 bags per day are good for cold weather burst of energy and heat. Used during a couple of winter exercises, sure lightened the load in the ruck. :)

Box
09-01-2021, 18:58
Necroposting - you have been penalized 7 internet points.