In the Open — The National Forests of Washington 



Sixty 



Combination Ration List — One; Man One Day — Continued 



Balanced ration, one man one 

 day. 



Sugar (if no dried fruit 

 is used, allowance 

 may be reduced to 

 o. 2 pound). 



Sirup ^ 



Milk (evaporated). 

 Butter 



Lard. 



Salt 



Pepper, black. 

 Pickles ^ 



Spices (cinnamon) 



Flavoring extract (va- 

 nilla). ^ 

 Cornstarch ^ 



Bouillon cubes 



Total weight, 5.223.- 



Quantity. 



Apt... 



Can, Vs 

 pt. 



^oz. 

 iVoz. 



T^pt. 



0.03 oz 



Weight in 

 pounds. 



0-35 



08 



33 

 13 



04 



004 



05 



003 



Equivalent substitutes. 



Molasses 



Honey 



Sugar (white or brown) 



Fresh milk 



Condensed milk 



Peanut butter 



Oleomargarine 



Lard substitutes 



Bacon grease (can be saved if 



bacon is substituted for fresh 



meat). 



Red pepper . 



Vinegar 



Ginger 



Nutmeg 



Cloves 



Mustard 



Lemon 



Tapioca 



(Maggi soups.. . 

 Canned soups. 



Quantity. 



■A-pt. 



i pt. 



rffoz... 

 2V pt... 

 ^Voz... 

 jVoz... 

 2V oz... 

 ■jVoz... 

 0.03 oz 



Kpkg. 

 3^ can. 



Weight in 

 pounds. 



o. 07 



.08 

 •05 



.66 



0013 



04 



003 



003 



003 



003 



002 

 02 



05 

 25 



1 Suggestive rather than essential: their use may be governed largely by individual taste, size of party, and duration 

 of trip. 



2 A much lighter ration can be made up by substituting the more concentrated foods within each class. As a rule, 

 rations made up entirely of the most concentrated foods should be avoided . 



Suggested accessories are soap, dish towels, hand towels,^ matches, candles, paper bags for lunches, and cloth bags 

 for sugar, rice, beans, etc. 



