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Redjake · 02-25-2004, 08:15 AM

I work at a camp/conference center during the summer when I'm not at school. The budget is around 25,000 bucks per year (which is easily spent) for food. Sometimes, if the government has a surplus or extra food to give away, they give it to us because we are a non-profit organization. Here's a quick rundown on the food we get:

Government Trail Mix: Not bad. Tastes like regular trail mix.
Government Peaches: Not bad either. Generic peaches.
Government Beef Stew: Now this is the best damn beef stew I have ever had.
Government Mashed Potatoes: Instant, pellet-based potatoes. damn good for being pellets. just add water.
Government Pineapples: A little brackish but still pretty good.
Government Cheese: Not bad, makes good grill cheeses (like the UrbanDev said).

Ah grill cheeses. Brings back memories. Making 400 Grilled Cheese sandwiches for 10 year olds never gets old.

02-25-2004, 08:15 AM	#8 (permalink)
Redjake I'm a family man - I run a family business. Location: Wilson, NC	I work at a camp/conference center during the summer when I'm not at school. The budget is around 25,000 bucks per year (which is easily spent) for food. Sometimes, if the government has a surplus or extra food to give away, they give it to us because we are a non-profit organization. Here's a quick rundown on the food we get: Government Trail Mix: Not bad. Tastes like regular trail mix. Government Peaches: Not bad either. Generic peaches. Government Beef Stew: Now this is the best damn beef stew I have ever had. Government Mashed Potatoes: Instant, pellet-based potatoes. damn good for being pellets. just add water. Government Pineapples: A little brackish but still pretty good. Government Cheese: Not bad, makes good grill cheeses (like the UrbanDev said). Ah grill cheeses. Brings back memories. Making 400 Grilled Cheese sandwiches for 10 year olds never gets old. __________________ Off the record, on the q.t., and very hush-hush.