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Don't drop them lol.
Did you portion it out or freeze it after? That's a ton of chili. Looks good too.
We ate some of that, and the rest went into the freezer, separated in containers of one or two pounds for future chili parties.
I need to know more about these chili parties. For instance, when is the next one? And what should I bring?
Looks like not chili. That seems covered pretty well.
Nah, there's always room for more chili ;)
Portion it out into vacuum bags. Then just drop the whole thing in boiling water.
Sounds like the makings of a good backpacking meal
Until it thaws in your backpack, and due to the vacuum sealing, it's 100% full so any attempts to puncture it will result in chili hands. In the middle of the woods. The bears will have a field day with your highly aromatic fingies
"Highly aromatic fingies" is my new trail-name