@verdexj160 You're welcome. I cleaned it out and Season did that very night.

@dailyqwikbytes This was one of those urban legends to see if it actually would work. Ultimately I would definitely pick something better to make ice cream while camping.

@@T260. It will work if you do what I tell you. It's just inefficient. Like I said it's just physics and chemistry. If you expose the custard to subzero temperatures long enough it will inevitably congeal. I occasionally have used this method to chill cokes and beers quickly.

@@T260. A hand cranked version of the electric ice cream maker I described from my yoot will be adequate to make ice cream in the field. That's how it was done before an electric motor was added. But like I said, what you were doing would eventually work if you do it like I told you above, and below. At least I think the other comment will be below this.

@dailyqwikbytes There is a nice cream maker that I do want to try. It's a ball with a cylinder in the middle. that you kick around. I have 2 children, so this might be a more entertaining solution.

@@T260. Yes. That sounds fun!

@shyamdevadas6099 This one is kind of urban legend in the dutch oven community. A lot of people claim they have made ice cream this way. So I wanted to give it a shot. There are definitely a lot better ways of making ice cream when camping.

That's why I said it's inefficient, but not impossible. It will just take more ice and salt than say a wooden bucket would.

@@dailyqwikbytes I applaud your determination, dude. (Personally, I'd be sneaking away from the campsite to grab a pint of Ben and Jerry's at 7-Eleven. lol)

@@shyamdevadas6099 MacGyver (the original) is my Spirit Animal, Bro.

@OzarkGuy I debated not showing this one but I think it's important to show failures too.

@@T260. For sure! If I didn't show fails I wouldn't have hardly any videos..haha

@@OzarkGuy That's a good attitude to have. Nothing's perfect.

@@T260. There is no "failure", really. You merely learned what you did, or more accurately, the way you did it, didn't work. Which means, if you're still interested, discover what does work. Start thinking that way, in all tihngs. Best wishes.

My text messed up haha. I was trying to say I spent most of my teenage years and even many adult years at the fort Davis scout ranch.. will you ever involved with that? I live in Missouri now

@OzarkGuy I go camping all over the state of Texas. So I have state park shirts from every single place I go. I even volunteer for the Texas parks and Teach a dutch oven class. I really like the fort davis area And have camp there many times.

@OzarkGuy As far as boy scouts I have also been a firearms instructor for campK Right off of lake corpus christi

@@T260. Oh that's cool! I was born in the Sweetwater Texas area and raised in Odessa Texas.. I've been gone from Texas many years but I still go to those places a couple of times a year to see family.. I'm going camping this weekend for my next video I'm going to attempt to make a meatloaf in my Dutch oven for the first time, that's how I ran across you

@OzarkGuy Awesome good luck on the meatloaf. I've also discovered using two or more sheets of parchment paper on the bottom of the Dutch oven helps. It exhorbs some of the grease

@@RabbitHole-xyz Awesome

@@Mrhandfriends That one came out better than expected. And very few ingredients.

@@T260. looks super easy !!

@Mrhandfriends We actually end up making it on our next camp out because of how easy it was. I'm always looking for easy recipes with short clean up. You guys should definitely try it. I would definitely recommend some ketchup with it though.

@heyseed2292 You're welcome.I'm glad some of my information was able to help you. Old Coleman gear was built to last. So I hope you get many more years out of your stove.

@@anamerican481 your welcome

@AudioThrift I actually have a propane lantern with the cone shape globe. I don't dare use it as there's no replacement globes.

@@T260. Oh man… That’s a good point. I’d hate to break it and not be able to replace it. Maybe it’s time to invest in something new.

@AudioThrift I have a few lanterns that I've since retired. They are just shelf pieces. Some are just too rare to use. So I've done the same thing. And Invest in some new ones even though I like the old ones.

@lorinkramer5805 A lot of times what I use is ethanol free gasoline. It is a little bit harder on the generator so I have to replace the cardboard sleeve every two years on the generator. But I understand that most gas stations do not sell ethanol free gasoline. Where I live on the coast. It's quite common it's used for boats. It will normally run you about a dollar more than your normal gasoline.

@cjw1927 That is correct. The green and red lanterns can take camp feel Or gasoline with no ethanol in it. But. The gray ones can take the gasoline with ethanol And camp feel. The old ones are considered non dual fuel because Because they can't take gas with ethanol which is the most common. Great comment Most people do not know that.👍

@@ebutuoytm7560 your welcome 👍

@@TonyTruth-s9z That's awesome. That's something you don't see nowadays.

@EricsWormPlayground Normally I cook them at the same time. But it's easier doing them separately when filming a video.

@jackwalker9492 I do tent camping but I can see if you're more into backpacking. This meal might be more difficult.

@@T260. Thank you regardless! Enjoy the outdoors. I live overseas now (I was infantry for a long time. No tents) and I stayed at my buddies campground in a tent for a few months. Across the street was some dormitories for foreign students who could work on a student visa for a season. Some would come down and sit by the fire and swim at night. Watch the firefly show. At first, the dumb phones were flying with pictures. Eventually, the forgot about them and became human again. The power of the outdoor life is a real gift and you enjoy!

@johnagen3688 You're welcome. And Thank you

@jimglatthaar4053 Thank you. As popular as he's gotten I could definitely see a line of his cast iron cookware.

That would be awesome. I would love to have my own line of dutch oven products one day.

Everybody can do it the way they want to. there's no set rules. My wife's family's from mexico so I like to mix in some of their Culture as well. And one of those things is sugar in cornbread.

we get quite a few rattlesnakes here in Texas as well. Most of the time I run into them sunning on trails or roads.

Hello 👋

I It sad but unfortunately chinese just not the best that making cast iron. You might get a good one. You might get a bad one.It's just a luck of the draw. I've seen lots of bad ones over the years.I just stay away from them. And stick with lodge.

Thank you, I appreciate that.I'm trying to get better as time goes by.

Thank you Very much

Thank you. That picante sauce sounds nice.

Thank you

That's awesome. Well If you want to learn more about Dutch oven cooking I Teach class at lake corpus christi state park once A month.

Thank you. I was surprise myself how good it came out. I will definitely do this recipe again.

Thank you

I promise you there's audio.I'm not sure why it's not on your end. But since you mentioned it . I checked it again, but this time on somebody else's account. And there was audio.

And thank you for letting me know

@@T260. It's set to stereo and only coming out of the right side. So either he is listening with one ear bud, or its a setting. But either way, your audio is only coming out of one side on stereo.

Some one else commented, "one channel audio", in which case if you were using headphones you could be deaf in one ear, or you have a blown speaker on the side the audio is coming out.

Thank you. I was surprised how good it came out.I will try this again.

It is I was camping up there. I go all over the state of Texas

@@T260. There's a place near here called longs fishing camp, it's on the llano river you can dig for arrowheads and such. There is also supposed to be gold in the river.

@@TNugent Sounds like a neat place.I may have to look into it. Always looking for new places to take the family.

@@T260. It's actually called longs fish &dig sorry I got the name wrong

@@TNugent Thank you for letting me know. I'm going to look into that thank you

Not sure I'd even bother buying new if it was still great tbh. People sell old premium cast iron for cheap all the time because it got some surface rust in storage or the enamel is dirty

same here

Yeah I got to admit I have ran into a few of those as well.

That's amazing thank you for that information. That's amazing how far that dates back I would have never guessed.

That's awesome. Minds mostly use for car trips these days.

I grew up using white gas and propane. Laughters. I don't have the heart to switch to LED