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Jumpstart your family
summer adventure with
Hungry Jack® Hashbrowns!
Hungry Jack Hashbrowns
are a camping staple.
Check out fun and tasty add-ons to please your palate.
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Add some heat with some jalapenos, a little splash of hot sauce or cayenne pepper.
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Oregano, thyme and olive oil will add a little Italian flavor.
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A little garlic salt and butter—yum!
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Roll your breakfast fixin’s, eggs, bacon and Hungry Jack Hashbrowns, in a tortilla for a no-mess meal on the go.
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Extra crispy hashbrowns are great at dinner topped on your hamburger—don’t forget the ketchup!
Tired of the same ol’ ham sandwich? Add the ham and cheese to your Hungry Jack Hashbrowns for a hearty meal.
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A little salsa goes a long way on Hungry Jack Hashbrowns!
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No utensils-no problem! Add sour cream to Hungry Jack Cheesy Hashbrowns for a tasty dip to eat with tortilla chips.
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Just a few tips to consider for
your next camping adventure!
Your region is sure to have several parks perfect for your next adventure. Visit the National Park Service website to find a great camping spot near you! www.nps.gov
Tip 2:
Almost any camping site is susceptible to deer, raccoons or other animals that may be interested in your food stash. Never leave any food out at your campsite.
Tip 3:
Leave the computer at home! Card games, charades, I-spy, camp songs, a good book, a flying disc or football toss are just a few ways to enjoy a carefree and technology-free adventure.
Tip 4:
Whether you come across a lake, river or stream—a little water can provide hours of fun for the whole family. Everyone, including Fido, likes to do a little splashing or wading. Fishing or skipping rocks can provide a little friendly competition and is fun for all ages.
Sun protection is essential for all outdoor activities. Slather on the sunscreen, cover with light-weight clothing and top it off with a brimmed hat and some cool shades.
Tip 6:
Camping is great for family bonding. Ensure the experience is great for everyone by letting each person choose a camping activity for the family to do.
Tip 7:
Geocaching is a real-life treasure hunting game where you use GPS-enabled devices to find a hidden "geocache" or container--then you share your experience online. Geocaches are located all over the world, so log on to geocaching.com if you are up to the challenge!
Tip 8:
Can’t get away? Set up camp in the back yard for a fun family night! Try to figure out what those night time animal and insect sounds are; find all the constellations in the night sky or have fun making some up!
Don’t forget the
camping essentials!
Tent and sleeping bag: usually the main piece of equipment to any camping adventure.
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Skillet and utensils: For easy cooking and eating Hungry Jack Hashbrowns.
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Insect repellent: To keep the kids bug free.
Item 4:
Sneakers or Boots: For that unexpected hiking adventure.
Item 5:
Fresh water: For drinking, teeth brushing and washing up.
Item 6:
Nonperishable food like Hungry Jack Hashbrowns and granola bars–lightweight and easy to pack!
Item 7:
Camping stove with extra propane.
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Smores ingredients: For the ooey gooey mess to eat by the campfire.
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Cooler: for food and beverages for the whole family. Don’t forget the ice!
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Flashlight or headlamps: Find your way in the dark and great for scary story telling.
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Rain gear: For the unexpected downpours.
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Matches/Lighter/Firewood: Every campout needs a good fire.
Multi-purpose tool or Swiss army knife: for rope, opening cans or hammering tent stakes.
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Camp chairs: Easy to pack and handy around the fire.
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Towels: Always handy.
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Soap/Hand sanitizer: Clean hands are a must when it comes to eating and cooking.
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Trash bags: Pick up all litter around the campsite (don’t forget to recycle!) and dispose of it properly.
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Swimsuit: There is sure to be a lake, river or creek to wade and splash around in.
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Hat: To protect your face from the sun and to cover a bad hair day.
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First Aid Kit: Just in case someone gets a splinter or skins their knee.
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Backpack: To take along while you’re exploring to hold drinks, snacks, camera, sunscreen and anything else you can squeeze in!
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Camera: To capture your camping adventure and most memorable photo-ops.
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Sunblock: It’s a must for any outdoor activity.
