snobuny
Registered: Oct 16, 2009
Posts: 5
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Sold the 4 stroker and am back on a 2 stroke so now I need a muff pot for hot lunch in the bush (hehe, ok so I have a bad ssense of humor).
I need one, which one do you ladies have and what do you recommend that you put in them.
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foxyrmk
Registered: Sept 16, 2007
Posts: 1,959
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Reply with quote | #2 |
We have the muff pot anf the hot pots on our sleds. I really see no difference in them other than the muff pot is deeper in depth. I like the hot pot it has a fold over handle.
I sell the snackerpackers (mini oven bag that's the right size for them) that you can put your leftover food or anything you can possibly think of. Example; hot pockets, burritos, those quick pasta dinners, left over pizza, lasanga, roast beef, etc.....
You will be enjoying that hot food on the mountain on that cold enjoy!
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BackCountryBabe
Registered: Oct 28, 2009
Posts: 11
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muffpot, what am I not getting.  my mind totally went into the gutter after readying this post. seriously..i'm confused, what is a muff pot? is is like a warming bag to stick food in?
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sleddunk
Registered: Sept 01, 2009
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dragonblue
Registered: Oct 15, 2009
Posts: 52
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Quote: Originally Posted by BackCountryBabemuffpot, what am I not getting. my mind totally went into the gutter after readying this post. seriously..i'm confused, what is a muff pot? is is like a warming bag to stick food in?
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BackCountryBabe
Registered: Oct 28, 2009
Posts: 11
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Reply with quote | #6 |
Those are cool. On average how long does it take for your food to get hot?
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snobuny
Registered: Oct 16, 2009
Posts: 5
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Reply with quote | #7 |
thanks ladies you just made me giggle and I had the worst day ever (had to work today!)
As you can see by my first post my mind was in the gutter also. Thanks for all the insite, I still haven't decided which to purchase but will get one before our season starts.
foxyrmk.......send a linky about the snackerpackers, I am interested!
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foxyrmk
Registered: Sept 16, 2007
Posts: 1,959
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Reply with quote | #8 |
here is my link; http://www.snackerpackers.com
I usually put my food (frozen) in the pot at the sno-park and then go ride, and about 2-3 hours later we eat and it's hot. I have never over cooked anything yet, sometimes my food may be just warm; just sitting around to much.
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