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Savage Voyageur
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Great idea, you must be a good cook with all those spices.
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TRadam
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Trying a new method to spice up some of our meals. A pill storage system bought off of Amazon and filled with our favorite go-to spices. Labeled with tape. 
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unshavenman
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I won't travel without a compliment of spices. I use the GSI Spice Rack.
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Blackdogyak
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I always carry spices. I use empty plastic film containers. I store them in a nylon case made for CDs. I throw away the cd holder thing and just line up the little cannisters in the case. Works pretty well. Backpacking I would just throw them in a Ziploc.
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Wables
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unshavenman: "I won't travel without a compliment of spices. I use the GSI Spice Rack. "
Me, too.
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bobbernumber3
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TRadam: "Trying a new method to spice up some of our meals. A pill storage system bought off of Amazon and filled with our favorite go-to spices. Labeled with tape. "
Link?? I searched but couldn't find...
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DMan5501
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These are also available at Walmart in the travel size section 2/$0.99
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foxfireniner
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I have always had problems with moisture with any "camping" salt and pepper shakers. So I opt for nalgene travel bottles. I carry salt and pepper in the small, round bottles. I give up the "shaker" part with no holes to limit flow but...if you like pepper the way I do, you are taking the top off the shaker and using the 'steady-hand' technique already.
And I carry Tony Chachere's creole seasoning and a sugar/cinnamon mix in the larger rectangular bottles. I use Tony's to add some wang to my shore lunch and the sugar/cinnamon for fry bread.
I use the squirt bottles for syrup and oil. One bottle holds enough syrup for 2 pancake meals for 4 people...as long as no one is trying to float the pancakes. I use the oil as my clean oil...otherwise known as oil with no fish batter in it. And it holds enough oil to squirt in the skillet when it needs it.
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TRadam
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https://www.amazon.com/HaiSea-Planner-Monthly-Organizer-Box-Separate-Compartments/dp/B07G87WJ77/ref=sr_1_6?crid=3UH77NW6NZN3T&dchild=1&keywords=screw+together+pill+box&qid=1622560114&sprefix=pill+box+screw+together%2Caps%2C205&sr=8-6
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TuscaroraBorealis
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foxfireniner: "I have always had problems with moisture with any "camping" salt and pepper shakers. "
I've found that adding a few grains of minute rice takes care of this problem.
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Minnesotian
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foxfireniner: "I have always had problems with moisture with any "camping" salt and pepper shakers. So I opt for nalgene travel bottles.
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I have encountered the same issue with moisture. I have tried about a half dozen different spice containers until I finally settled on a Nalgene bottles as well. Specifically, these 2 fluid ounce ones: 2 fluid ounce Nalgene bottles
Now I have about a dozen of these with various spices in 'em and pack which ever spice I want to suit the meals I am bringing. Since switching to these, I haven't had any issues with moisture. The salt hasn't once clumped up. Just gotta warn anyone using them that they are not a shaker.
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