Travel Bug Dog Tag cooking spoon

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Released:
Friday, March 21, 2008
Origin:
Baden-Württemberg, Germany
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Ich habe noch nie einen reisenden Kochlöffel gesehen! Und du?.....
Vielleicht kannst Du in Deinem Log uns das typische Gericht aus deiner Gegend nennen!?

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I have never seen a traveling cooking spoon! And you? ....
Maybe you can note to your log the typical meal of your area.

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Tracking History (44209.4mi) View Map

Grab It (Not from a Cache) 10/25/2010 ellis812 grabbed it   Visit Log

The spoon has made it to the state of Washington will get pic soon and forward the spoon to your kitchen....

  • geo spoon cooking spoon visits the wshington state capital olympia!! we like our soups and chowders!!!
Visited 10/19/2010 mscapt took it to Ragin Cajun Ski Team Louisiana - 63.72 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/19/2010 mscapt took it to Cacheberry Saving & Loan Louisiana - 64.81 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/18/2010 mscapt took it to geocaching is for PO-BOYS Louisiana - .48 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/18/2010 mscapt took it to Got Haunted? a Travel Bug Hotel Louisiana - .36 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/18/2010 mscapt took it to Got Potty? Louisiana - .98 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/18/2010 mscapt took it to Honor our Veterans Louisiana - 53.13 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/17/2010 mscapt took it to Aerial Intelligence - Baton Rouge Louisiana - 4.86 miles  Visit Log
Visited 10/16/2010 mscapt took it to Toys 'R Us TB Motel Louisiana - 509.94 miles  Visit Log
Retrieve It from a Cache 9/23/2010 mscapt retrieved it from Stumpy's Path Tennessee   Visit Log

Well, I'm not from around here, I am originally from Louisiana, which is where I intend to take this spoon and hide next week. Today I am preparing to go to Memphis and I have a very untypical menu planned for tonight. In my icechest that I am bringing to Memphis to meet my family that I have yet to meet in 40 years I have Alaskan Halibut that my husband caught on his last Alaskan fishing trip, I have t bone and ribeye steaks for the non fish eaters. This beef was raised right across the street from my house here in Cookeville, TN. I also have ground beef to make hamburgers for the kids. I made a yellow cake with chocolate icing, baked potatoes and some corn. We are going to pick some coleslaw up along the way.

  • Grilling Pacific Northwest Oysters
  • Delicious Pacific Nortwest Oysters
  • Louisiana Gulf Shrimp Pre-BP Oil Spill
  • First you Make a Roux This is first step in making Louisiana Gumbo.
  • Roman Pizza This is my favorite pizza from Fluer De Lis, Baton Rouge, LA
  • Louisiana Oysters These oysters were salty and delicious and what we didn't know at the time they could have been an endangered species because of the recent BP Oil spill. Only time will tell if Louisiana oysters beds will come back after that disaster.
  • Hot boiled crawfish This is a favorite where I come from.
  • Bisquits and country white sausage gravy A favorite in the south for breakfast.
  • Hasbrowns and Grits Another U.S. Southern breakfast favorite
  • Poboy sandwhich This is a typical lunch in Louisiana. Shrimp poboy or Roast Beef with brown gravy poboy and a side of potato salad. Yum! Yum!
  • New Orleans Lucky Dog An American favorite, hotdogs!
  • Beignets and Cafe' Au Lait This was taken at the famous Cafe Du Monde which was established in 1862. The picture is of dark roasted coffee and chicory along with delicious beignets.

www.cafedumonde.com
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