Dintey More Beef Steef Camp Stove
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| I liked that stuff when I was a kid... growing up in a family of terrible cooks. Canned food, hamburger helper, Reagan Cheese... that was pretty much our diet. These days, I'll cook my own. You'd have to pay me to eat that stuff. |
09-11-2018, 06:43 PM 
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| Quote: Originally Posted by eureka1 WE ALWAYS have it on hand. I feel sorry for the snobs who can't enjoy it. Or the snobs who can - depending on your viewpoint. I think I've eaten my last can of that stuff. My system tolerates less these days. I don't do ramen noodles. Or Vienna sausages. Or hot dogs or spam. Processed meat...blah. There's so much I enjoy for me to eat stuff I don't enjoy. |
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| You could assign any number of names to people who enjoy canned beef stew if you were so inclined. But 'snob' would not be among them |
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| dont eat dorm butt. |
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| Quote: Originally Posted by in_newengland I think it would be okay to have on hand in case of emergency but otherwise, I wouldn't eat it. I have eaten it, btw. To me, there's no substitute for the goodness of actual beef stew cooked on the stove top or slow cooker. Besides, canned food loses much of its nutritional value. I love beef stew on a cold winter day (or night!) I agree with this. I haven't eaten Dinty Moore beef stew in decades; however, I think I will put it on a list to have in case of emergency. |
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| We use Dinty Moore Beef Stew as a camping food. Also, split open a hard roll, spread Laughing Cow Cheese on it, add sardines, and enjoy. |
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| Quote: Originally Posted by turkey-head I liked that stuff when I was a kid... growing up in a family of terrible cooks. Canned food, hamburger helper, Reagan Cheese... that was pretty much our diet. These days, I'll cook my own. You'd have to pay me to eat that stuff. I'd love to meet the people who pay others to eat this stuff. I'd like to make some money. |
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| Quote: Originally Posted by SFBayBoomer I agree with this. I haven't eaten Dinty Moore beef stew in decades; however, I think I will put it on a list to have in case of emergency. Yeah, me too. I used to love it when I college age. It's not something I was "served" at home, and I don't recall where or when I first tried it, but I liked it. I think I tried it again, maybe a decade ago, and served it up (to myself) over white rice. It's about time to try it again, one of these nights when I have to fend for myself. |
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| Quote: Originally Posted by ELOrocks17 Is actually really good! I have been eating it a lot lately since it was on sale at Walmart. Its great! It has the pop top opener, so no can opener needed, pour it into a larger coffee mug, heat for 1 and a half minutes and done! After its heated, i put a dollup of butter into it for the potatoes..anyone else? I ate a lot of it as a kid. Now I make my own and can't imagine I'll be going back to DM anytime soon. |
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