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I don't have the coordinates, but I give Rutts Hut 5 mustard stains. The best hot dogs this side of the sun...and they're deep fried in lard. How good can good get! For a close second, though an entirely different animal, there is The Hot Grill, which I give 4.5 mustard stains. Hot Grill makes the best Texas weiners anwhere. Period. Then there is the famed Hot Dog Johnny's, which makes a purty durn good dog, and I give them 3.5 mustard stains. Oh, and Rutts Hutt gets a bonus mustard stain, because they serve beer.

 

Finally, there is A Taste of Reality Deli, which has been serving geocachers since 2001 (because a half dozen of my best caches are nearby). The place has even earned a few mentions in the cache logs. It's just under 528 feet from my house and I can enjoy sandwiches like The Full Monty (grilled roast beef, grilled onions, melted mozzarella, grilled hot and sweet peppers with horseradish sauce on a long roll), or the Rajun Cajun (pepper turkey, hot ham, pepperjack cheese, sliced hot cherry peppers, lettuce, tomato and chipolte mayo on a roll), or the Kinnelon Killer (grilled roast beef, melted cheddar, fried onions and russian dressing on grilled rye bread). Mmmmmm, I could go on, but I have to go get something to eat...

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FOOD??? WHAT'S FOOD??? Food is usually one of the last things on my mind when I am hunting down a cache! When I'm done for the day, all I can think of is coffee and hot chocolate! Hahahaha! :rolleyes:

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In the UK, many caches will have a recommended pub for food and drink on the info page. Apparantly this was seen as commercial by the powers that be until it was explained that's it truly a part of British culture, and not intended commercially at all.

 

So... we usually eat at a pub while caching. And it's usually one recommended by a cache info page!

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If I go out at 4 am or so (my favorite caching hour), depending on how long it takes, I stop at McDs, on the way home. I love their breakfast food, can't stand any other crap from there though.

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While I often just push through eating granola bars and drinking bottled water, I'll admit that if I stop, it's often at McDonalds. I'm adicted to their fries. Oh yeah, they have toys there!

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Geo Eating is now know as Geo Dining I have added some feature to the page like the ability to add a link to your website or the resturants website

Soon I will regester a domain name for the site.

 

if you have any comment sugestions bug reports or just to report typos let me know.

Geo Dining

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People eat while caching?

 

We usually eat a big breakfast, and then stop for a decent dinner after the sun goes down and we have decided we are through or we need to switch to our night hunting gear.

 

Rice Krispie treats and lots of water if you just have to eat something during the day, can't waste valuable caching time with something as insignificant as eating.

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Before caching, a tall double no-fat cappuccino with a cranberry-orange scone (at Starbucks). After caching all day, forget the food and go straight to the Miller Lite. :o

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WARNING: Completely off topic post!

 

Jamie Z, I just looked closely at your avatar. Until now, I always wondered what was up with the picture of you in front of R2D2! :o

 

Okay, back to beer.

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WARNING: Completely off topic post!

Here's the full size. It's not R2D2, but instead the entryway to a business.

 

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Maybe it's a restaurant? Would that make it on-topic?

 

Jamie

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I don't go out to eat after caching, I just come home and demand that Mopar prepare me something. :D

 

Actually, there was a place near me called Duke's Smokehouse that was always a good after-caching eatery. Sadly, they are now out of business. I don't know how that could have happened . . . the place had the best ribs, pulled pork, brisket, cole slaw, mac-n-cheese, sweet potatoe fries imaginable. (sigh!)

 

Oh well . . . happy caching and stuff! <_<

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I have just add map links to Geodiningand there is a GPX file available for download. it should be compatable with Watcher, GPX Spinner, EasyGps and GPS Bable.

 

It is not compatable with GSAK

 

When using the file keep in mind that difficulty refers to Price Range

terrain refers to service level. the cache type is listed as Unknown.

 

Geodining.com

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People eat while caching?

Same here - I like eating out when I'm with geogrumps, but when caching, I cache as much as I can, and never feel hungry.

 

I will, however, try to make a point of mentioning place to eat that I enjoy on my own cache pages, or even on a Find log, every now and then.

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If we really are what we eat, then I'd be fast, cheap, and easy, especially if I actually stop to eat while caching. Famous Dave's BBQ or Fuddrucker's always works for a bite after caching, though--If I can't find one of those, anyplace with beer works.

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Eating is a waste of good cache time. I eat in the car while driving home.

 

At the same time one of the better caches I found in MS ended up at a local resturant by a lake. Had a good meal there and enjoyed the local cuszine.

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We like eating at the little mom-n-pop places while we are out about.

 

One little place the proprietor was also the major! We got plenty of history and juicy gossip with our meal! The burgers were some of the best I've put in my mouth to boot!

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People eat while caching?

 

We usually eat a big breakfast, and then stop for a decent dinner after the sun goes down and we have decided we are through or we need to switch to our night hunting gear.

 

Rice Krispie treats and lots of water if you just have to eat something during the day, can't waste valuable caching time with something as insignificant as eating.

lol.. I'm pretty sure that the only group that ate on the cache-n-dash were the people doing the 24 hour run.. My car had two apples each and about 11 ELFudge cookies to split amongst us. At one point we got M&Ms minis - which explode if left in a hot car - but that was more for micro containers than for anything else. lol.

I did, however, get McDonalds on the way home, and I have no recollection of actually tasting the burger. I'm pretty sure I ate it in 4 bites.

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