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PostSun Jul 28, 2019 10:30 pm 
Great article, Randy, thanks for posting it. "Native biscotti" - that's a good one. In a fashion, the grand prize winning recipe using Pilot bread is very close to a basic meatloaf recipe. Will have to try that next time I have some ground moose around. I'll pass on the Pilot bread sundae, though. gag.gif

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PostTue Jul 30, 2019 6:46 am 
randyhiker wrote Pilot Bread is in fact a form of hardtack, but a bit more edible that others. It's like an giant and thick round unsalted saltine cracker. this is the same cracker you got in the old c or k rations. it was in a tin i believe

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PostSat Sep 28, 2019 6:51 am 
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Wow! Pilot bread! A flashback to Boy Scouts ... 50 years ago! Haven't had any interest since. shakehead.gif Good luck finding it locally. You can have my share! embarassedlaugh.gif
Well, after 50 years, we went back to Bowron Lake Provincial Park. Here's the Trip Report. With this food topic in mind, I took Sailor Boy Pilot Bread to surprise my teammates. We re-visited the past. Here's the outcome:
Pilot Bread - revisited
Pilot Bread - revisited

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PostSat Sep 28, 2019 9:07 am 
LOL Sailor Boy Pilot Bread probably doesn't want to use that photo in advertisements. smile.gif

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PostSun Sep 29, 2019 3:46 pm 
Rice cakes are today's answer to yesteryear's pilot bread. Birdseed.

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PostSun Sep 29, 2019 11:51 pm 
You're starting to see more and more food trucks offerin' Alaska Bush style cuisine. Secrets gettin out

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PostThu Nov 14, 2019 11:33 pm 
Finally found some at Hank's in Twisp. They had six boxes. No expiration date printed on the box, so I think they'd been there a while. The bread was just as I remember-- it's not like it goes stale.

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PostThu Dec 26, 2019 2:02 am 
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PostThu Dec 26, 2019 8:16 am 
mmm. I wonder if that may be a precursor for melba toast?

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