regalman4925

im curious to what everyone takes with them for food on a day of boating. we have always done the hoagies, sanwiches and wraps since they dont need any prep. last year my buddy and his dad showed me a new one, in the morning before we went out on loto for the shootout they grilled up some brats and threw them on a cookie sheet, wraped them in foil and threw them on the dash of the boat so they could sit out in the sun all day. also had buns sitting in the sun so whenever you were ready to eat all you had to do was grab a warm brat, throw it in a warm steamed bun and put some spicy mustard or wahtever on it. it worked out great. i was wondering if anyone else had some ideas like this? we dont like lugging around huge coolers and having a grill on the boat and we are not equiped like a cruiser with the mini kitchens.

michaelb63

good old fried chicken,cold or room temp.

FuelinAround

beer and snatch

We actually hitup Subway alot and just throw the sandwhiches in the cooler. You can also goto walmart and get these huge 12in premade subs for like $3. We also stop at Mcdonalds sometimes and get the chicken wraps, and last but not least little ceasar always hot pizzas.

POWERPLAY J

As stated fried chicken or subs. It's easy and no prep required. We have been known to hit up a waterfront bar for lunch then another for dinner haha, sometimes waking up on the boat at the same bar for brunch.

TWIN-SPINS

sandwich wraps ,ez and no mess

Tax Free

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Woodford Reserve....beer...and of course the wraps. All kinds made the morning of from turkey to chicken to roast beef. But, I will tell you do not give mommas food away when your d-runk buddies show up!!! Make for a long ride home.

mike tkach

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beer,they say a porkchop in every can

88242LS

mac salad, fruit salad, sandwich stuff, beer

the deep

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A couple sand which is here........and beer....

tnc110

tub of chicken salad and some wraps, cups of fruit...gotta try to hydrate some how.....