They carry long poles weighed down by satchels of fish, meat, biscuits, even clothing.
As is customary on lighthouses, each man would be responsible for his own food, in this case, mainly rice, peas, tinned meat, biscuits, tea and cocoa.
The multiple health benefits of an active faith life tend to stop at four-course Shabbat meals and church supper tables groaning with fried meat, biscuits and gravy, new research shows.
The center biscuit should touch each biscuit.
And you would have happily devoured hoosh — a mix of dried meat, ground biscuits and whatever else was on hand, usually watered down into a revolting stew.
The spinach and salad packs are perennial bestsellers, although it also carries everything the organic fan might want: dairy, meat, beans, biscuits, soya products, pickles, convenience foods, baby food, household goods and a large range of Japanese products.
Like most people in institutions, whalers hated the food, which, according to Dolin, "was designed for longevity, not for taste," and consisted in large part of salt-preserved meat, hard biscuits, and such indigestible-sounding concoctions as duff ("a compound of flour, water and slush" — melted pork fat — "eaten with molasses," said one sailor, who judged it "pretty good").
Be accustomed to eating salted meat and biscuits.
We started by settling on Mac's reward: his favorite treats, meat-flavored biscuits called Greenies.
Dog-food salesmen were standing around surrounded by meat loaves and biscuits spread out on tables.
