living in the woods next few months

[Anonymous No.18406908]

Stacked Fray Bentos for it. 1 a day, after a walk. Only way to live, really.

[Anonymous No.18406916]

>>18406908

[Anonymous No.18407292]

>>18406908
Maybe 10 years ago, Fray Bentos has totally gone to shit. Due to inflation and the fact they didn't want to increase their prices, what they did is reduce the amount of meat in them. I've had a few chicken pies which had maybe 3 pieces of chicken in them total and the rest was just gravy. The only reason they're still in business is people not realising this until they've already bought them.

[Anonymous No.18407303]

How ya gonna bake that shit inna woods?
Why ya living inna woods?

[Anonymous No.18407332]

>>18407303
Few people know this, but the woods are actually made of flammable material. If you know what you're doing you can gather some of it and create your own small fire for the purposes of warmth and cooking. Don't tell anyone that I told you this.

[Anonymous No.18407337]

>>18407332
it needs an oven, also shouldn't have to say this but remove the can's top first...

[Anonymous No.18407338]

>>18407332
>tries to be a smart-ass
>fails miserably
Good luck cooking your Fray Bentos over an open fire genius

[Anonymous No.18407455]

>>18407337
You can make an oven by digging a hole in the ground and putting coals on the bottom then covering it with dirt.

[Anonymous No.18407464]

>He's going to explode a fray bentos on a bonfire

[Anonymous No.18407498]

>>18407455
This, /ck/ cannot into /diy/ or /out/. It's a wonder they know not to douse grease fires with water.

[Anonymous No.18407693]

>>18407464
>>18407338
It's totally reasonable to cook a Fray Bentos on an open fire.