It is officially located in Garden City, which made it a bit more difficult to get to. It is only open til six during the week, so I had to go during the weekend.
I will make this post short and sweet, and promise to write more this weekend (I want to try out some bread pudding on Saturday!). Boise Army/Navy is the place to go if you literally want to stock up on survival gear. They have a TON of stuff and all of it looked quite legit/authentic. They also have a big section of the store devoted to rafts, another devoted to guns, and another full of outdoor shoes.
My favorite was the aisles of cookware. I was in HEAVEN! I had no idea there were so many options for outdoor cooking. It made me want to buy a tent, buy all the gear, and go camping just so I had an excuse to cook outside. It seemed so adorable to make tea in a cast iron tea kettle over a fire, while your little egg pan cooks eggs and corn roasts in tin foil. Mmmmm delicious!
Is this even an egg pan? I assumed it was. Whatever it is, it looks badass.
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Could also be used as a muffin pan?? Sounds like a great place to visit!
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Looks like what you've got there is an ebelskiver pan, although what it would be doing at an army/navy store, I have no idea!
http://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/ebelskiver-filled-pancake-pan/?pkey=e%7Cebelskiver%2Bfilled-pancake%2Bpan%7C1%7Cbest%7C0%7C1%7C24%7C%7C1&cm_src=PRODUCTSEARCH||NoFacet-_-NoFacet-_-NoMerchRules-_-
Lauren you are the best! They have ebelskivers at a restaurant near my college and I have always wondered how the heck they make them. Now the mystery is solved :) Thank you!
Mom, I think they would work for muffings, AND I stil think they would work great for eggs!!
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