Eton Mess

January 2014

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January 2014

Eton Mess. Photo: Mark Banham
Despite our best efforts, backcountry food typically has a bit of a rough trip to the dinner table. Your average tramping pack is in fact a highly efficient food processing device capable of squashing, mashing and breaking just about any food group. But sometimes that’s actually an advantage. Take for instance the infamous Eton Mess. […]
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