Cookies

[cookielover]

What a silly thing to think I would not love me some cookies on a camping trip?

I tend to bake my own the night before - late at night before we sleep for a few hours, then wake early & head out. This way I can still wrap them up fairly quick when they come out of the oven and we can have moist cookies for the day trip.

 

[failghe]

I sometimes eat coookies for breakfast. I also sometimes eat eggs for dinner. I believe there is no "Right time, Wrong time" to eat something. If I am hungry and the mood hits..Why not? I do want to try cookies in my camp dutch oven.

 

[calanta]

I have tried once to cook the premade cookies on a trip before but it was a total pain only because we could not find the proper "helper" items to hold the pan up. We had a simple one that only held about 9 cookies, but they were ok'ish to eat (nothing super, but we ate them anyways).

 

[lovetohunt]

Nothing wrong with that. Our kids love to eat cookies around the campfire too. It's just something they enjoy. I think it reminds them of home. We usually always take a pan of brownies too.

 

[cookielover]

I wonder how hard it would be to do up a batter mix the night before and set that out. the premades might end up being easier just for that fact. :/

 

[smellslikedirt]

I pack all kinds of snacks that I think I may want on a camping trip and baking cookies the night before is definitely a good idea, I may try that next time. What do you carry them in so they don't get crushed?