Recently, life has expressed itself with some downright massive swings. Which, for anyone past, say, 21 (a not entirely arbitrary number), is likely understood. And when those big swings pendulum too and fro, I pivot to my reductionist side and try to see it all (at least the swings) through the usefulness of a Venn…
Review: Fozzils Snapfold Bowl
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Have to say I absolutely love this review. The Fozzils bowls have been a go-to for me recently, for all of the mentioned reasons. I was converted by a friend that used to guide on Rainier for years. He convinced me to ditch the freezer Ziploc bags I used and upgrade to a snap bowl. Maybe I’m getting soft too…
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They are pretty slick if you are going with a bowl for a trip. One drawback is that they do not sit entirely flat when unfolded, though I am always tempted to use them as a cutting board in less ultralight settings, or a plate. It actually can make them a touch tricky to pack. I wish they folded up, but that’s way too much to ask for a piece of plastic. I have put many a boiling meal in those bowls and they do great. no fear. fear is the bowl killer.
Alternatively, you can bring one freeze-dried meal for a trip and after eating the dog food inside wash with boiling water and use repeatedly as a bowl for ensuing oatmeal and ramen. A step up in security from a ziplock without the spillage chance of a bowl.
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