[pct-l] Reusable Cooking Bag

[Tortoise]

whatever you use to heat / cook / rehydrate food in, if you reuse it you 
need to clean it between each use.  Otherwise you are likely to get food 
poisoning from germs growing in the left behind food in the container.

IME, a simple titanium pot is easier to clean than a bag with the food 
getting stuck in the corners.

Tortoise

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Sean Mahoney wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> The one thing I hate about backcountry cooking is having to clean up
> the pot afterward.  Instead, I'd prefer to boil some water and then
> pour the water into a sealed heavy-duty bag with the food and let the
> food cook in the bag.  I know some people just use a Ziplock bag and
> cooking cozy, but am not sure how many uses you can get out of a
> single bag and wanted to see what other solutions people have come up
> with.  I've been contemplating bringing an empty Mountain House bag
> and just reusing that (with a cooking cozy), but am again not sure how
> long a single bag will last with that type of use.  Any feedback on
> the topic would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks! :)
>
> Sean the Red
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