Anyone can still see it when they do a search on Google.

https://www.google.com/search?q=fleda+cl...39%3B1024%3B768

Jeanette Isabelle

well thats good,i guess anything that gos on the web is saved by Google,whether you want them too or not....

All the more reason to be careful of what we say in this forum. Yesterday I found posts through Google ranging from just recent to as far back as 2009.

Jeanette Isabelle

I haven't seen those tubes since I was a kid. Ever tried mixing the peanut butter and jelly then pouring? It looks a bit gross but saves a tube and can be eaten directly from the tube.

Death..i keep the Pb and jelly in their own tubes.i put jam on my pancakes and don't care for BP on them.
however a person could come up with their own mix of PB-jam-honey-oat flakes-bee pollen-pea meal,or whatever,and have a home made clop for the trail or survival kit.

Deathwind,you should look up MOOSEGOO.It is a mix of rice flour honey and peanut butter. I can't remember the proportions though.It is usually put in tubes like this.....

BOATMAN
John

Canoedogs.

Good Point
Thanks

BOATMAN

Thanks. Sounds much like Plumpy Nut which they give to starving children in Africa. I believe that's a mixture of peanut butter, honey and powdered milk. It works from what I saw.

Those are SOOOOO good!! There's a little booth at a local weekend flea market near here that imports and sells them. Really expensive, so I don't buy them often, but holy cow! Are they ever good!!

Here is a recipe for Scottish oatcakes supposedly the same as Walker's.

http://powerhungry.com/2011/10/scottish-oat-cakes-like-walkers-highland-oatcakes/

My mouth is watering already.

the best thing to put on oat cakes is Golden Syrup.thick and sweet and very Scottish. when i was a kid i always wondered about the label with the bees around a dead lion with the line something like "out of the strong came sweet".
sort of yucky i thought---