traineau
English translation: bags
| 10:23 Nov 19, 2010 |
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|  Selected response from: Graham macLachlan Local time: 23:50 | ||||||
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| 1 | perforated bags/boil-in-the-bag foods/galley food bags |
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8 mins confidence: 
bags Explanation: doesn't sound to me like a sailing term |
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perforated bags/boil-in-the-bag foods/galley food bags Explanation: really just guessing, prompted by the fact you need water to reheat the food. I'm thinking of dry foods in those bags that are dunked into boiling water to reconstitute-used a lot in sailing (like Uncle Ben's Rice). Also perhaps if just using "bag" might add galley to distinguish that they are food- related bags. I have done a search for traineau but found nothing to shed light on this! I |
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