Food that requires no heating or refrigeration
"Tiger Lily" > wrote in message
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> On 9/25/2010 1:45 PM, Julie Bove wrote:
>> > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> On 25/09/2010 9:04 PM, Julie Bove wrote:
>>>> This is a ways off but I'm trying to collect ideas now. Angela has a
>>>> couple
>>>> of dance conventions coming up at hotels in the local area. They start
>>>> on
>>>> Friday and end on Sunday. I do not know if we will be staying
>>>> overnight
>>>> or
>>>> not. I know some people do, particularly if they have to be there very
>>>> early
>>>> in the morning, which we might.
>>>>
>>> Apart from the usual solutions have a look at your local catering
>>> supplies
>>> , here in Au almost anything including meats now come in sealed plastic
>>> bags good for very long times affordably , much of it tastes better hot
>>> but soaking the bags in hot water is sufficient
>>
>> Cooked meats? Don't know of much of that here except for stuff in sauces
>> that we can't really eat. I don't know what you mean by catering
>> supplies.
>> To me, catering would be something you would do to get a large amount of
>> food.
>>
>>
> Julie
> catering is to your choice
>
> i can go in, order a weeks meals and they will have it ready (and frozen)
> by the next day.......... for times when time is of the essence
I guess the term catering means something other than what it means here.
Here it is done for things like weddings and other big parties. They
deliver and often serve the food for an event. There are few places here
that will deliver a family dinner, outside of pizza places.
Frozen food would be of no use to me. I am looking for something that
requires no heating or refrigeration.
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