Re: [at-l] Bladders

[Chris Merritt <cmerritt@zoo.uvm.edu>]

I think it's called a "pretzel keg".  Snyders hard pretzels come in
'em.  They're about a 1-2-gallon clear plastic container.  Perfect for
keeping mice out of the food stash, but a bit unweildy if you ask me.

Chris

Nicole Markee wrote:

> At 07:44 06/05/98 -0500, Chris Merritt wrote:
> >I knew a thru-hiker last year who used a wine-box bladder for most of
>
> >his time on the trail.  From what I remember it worked quite well and
>
> >was pretty light weight.  This was the same guy who used the plastic
> >pretzel canister as a food container.  Resourceful guy.
>
> This is going to sound like a goofy question...but exactly what kind
> of
> plastic pretzel canister?  Who sells pretzels in them?
>
> -Nicole
> (who thinks this sounds like a good food container)
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