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09/17/2019 01:31PM
We bring a short container. Come to think of it, the biscuits that we have been bringing in for years for cowboy doughnuts come in the same style packaging. Never gave it a thought. The metal ring around the cardboard tube might give one pause, but I think that it's hardly the type of tin can they had in mind when the rule was written.
"You can observe a lot just by watching." -- Yogi Berra
09/17/2019 07:24PM
^^^ LOLOLOL Dbor! ^^^
"Keep close to Nature's heart, yourself; and break clear away, once in a while, and climb a mountain or spend a week in the woods. Wash your spirit clean." ~ John Muir
09/18/2019 07:54AM
Since they come in a card board tube the answer is no. Please pack the metal ring out. If you have any sour cream and onion left send them my way.
The best part of this journey here is further knowing yourself - Alan Kay
09/18/2019 08:40AM
Talking with USFS Rangers at issuing stations I have asked about food containers and was told "if it is a closable/resealable container that is allowed" this was in reference to plastic soft drink containers and plastic lidded food containers.
Third person answers and anecdotes though are just worth thqat much sand so I'd suggest asking for yourself. One consideration is the Pringle can's suitability as a trash container to carry wrappers out in.
Another option, Tall Clear Spaghetti Pasta Container
butthead
Third person answers and anecdotes though are just worth thqat much sand so I'd suggest asking for yourself. One consideration is the Pringle can's suitability as a trash container to carry wrappers out in.
Another option, Tall Clear Spaghetti Pasta Container
butthead
"never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups" George Carlin
09/18/2019 02:42PM
Dbor: "I think I found a reasonable solution that might not end me in the Ely jail.
Lays Stax!! No metal at all in the container!!! Not sure they are as good as though...
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Just got back from a trip one week ago. When buying food beforehand we pondered the same Pringle's question and opted for the Lays Stax for the very same reason: no metal in container at all. I'm not a taste expert on the stuff but could not tell much difference between the Pringles and Lays product.
09/18/2019 03:32PM
thegildedgopher: "A single Pringle will serve as a fire starter as well, in a pinch. It will get almost completely black and then burst into flames. Sour Cream and Onion. Can't vouch for any the flavors :)"
The gopher is right. If busted with them declare them to be fire starters.
09/18/2019 04:31PM
Dbor: "I think I found a reasonable solution that might not end me in the Ely jail.
Lays Stax!! No metal at all in the container!!! Not sure they are as good as though..."
They're very similar, but are a thicker chip. Less breakage.
serenity now
09/19/2019 06:31PM
I've taken Pringles twice but kept them in the bottom of the pack and had someone on the lookout when I took them out.
"...And the days I keep my gratitude higher than my expectations, .......well, I have really good days". Ray Wiley Hubbard
09/19/2019 08:14PM
maxxbhp: "I've taken Pringles twice but kept them in the bottom of the pack and had someone on the lookout when I took them out. "
Lol treating pringles like an illegal drug
“Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson
09/21/2019 07:59PM
Here’s an out of the box (can) answer. If you must have snack food, why settle for Pringles? Dump your favorite chips (snacks) into a Tupperware. It will prevent crushing and moisture (unlike cardboard). Just a thought.
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09/21/2019 08:16PM
old_salt: "Here’s an out of the box (can) answer. If you must have snack food, why settle for Pringles? Dump your favorite chips (snacks) into a Tupperware. It will prevent crushing and moisture (unlike cardboard). Just a thought."
Or go with Ritz Garden Vegetable. Great for adding cheese too and they come in a plastic moisture free wrapper. And if any get crushed they are great at fish breading.
“Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson
09/23/2019 11:45AM
HayRiverDrifter: "We have a special rod tube that we use to smuggle in our Pringles. It holds 6 containers."
Dang, your group really likes to party.
When a man is part of his canoe, he is part of all that canoes have ever known. - Sigurd F. Olson, "The Singing Wilderness"
09/23/2019 12:04PM
HayRiverDrifter: "We have a special rod tube that we use to smuggle in our Pringles. It holds 6 containers."
Really? Haha that is great.
“Adopt the pace of nature: her secret is patience.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson
09/25/2019 02:31PM
Don’t try this. I never considered a Pringle’s sleeve to be out of bounds, so to speak, so I put six eggs in one, thinking it was a handy dandy container. Not so much. Broke three eggs on the way in and my son, being a somewhat fussy eater wasn’t having it. Not even the unbroken ones. Next trip we just used the foamy container they come in from the store. Not much padding in Pringle’s sleeve.
Like Pringles some times. But I will not venture into the exotic flavors. They are fake enough food as they are the regular type. Kinda funky. I guess it’s the salt, or just a need to eat something funky.
Like Pringles some times. But I will not venture into the exotic flavors. They are fake enough food as they are the regular type. Kinda funky. I guess it’s the salt, or just a need to eat something funky.
09/26/2019 10:16AM
Yes Pringles are allowed, but Fritos are banned.
I’ve been to over 50 trips and have been checked by rangers few times. If by chance you should have a ranger encounter one of the last things they’re looking for is a Pringle can. They are more concerned with coolers of beer cans or bottles. They will not be going through your packs. I’m not even sure if they have the right to do that. If they see you are eating out of a can of beans or beef stew that’s a problem. If you want to follow the law just repackage your chips into a crush proof package. But personally I wouldn’t worry about it. Just remember the dip.
I’ve been to over 50 trips and have been checked by rangers few times. If by chance you should have a ranger encounter one of the last things they’re looking for is a Pringle can. They are more concerned with coolers of beer cans or bottles. They will not be going through your packs. I’m not even sure if they have the right to do that. If they see you are eating out of a can of beans or beef stew that’s a problem. If you want to follow the law just repackage your chips into a crush proof package. But personally I wouldn’t worry about it. Just remember the dip.
"So many lakes, so little time." WWJD
09/28/2019 04:05PM
Dbor: "I think I found a reasonable solution that might not end me in the Ely jail.
Lays Stax!! No metal at all in the container!!! Not sure they are as good as though.”
Who cares if it has metal? Look at all the other metal in your gear.
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