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The minimum requirement of a chuck box is that it store the camper's camp kitchen devices. Additionally, common personal items such as toothbrushes, razor and toilet paper may also be stored in a chuck box. The primary advantage of having a chuck box is that it is easier to go camping quickly, because these numerous kitchen items are always packed and ready. However, some chuck boxes are also designed to provide work surfaces and utility features, providing the significant benefit of additional kitchen table space. | The minimum requirement of a chuck box is that it store the camper's camp kitchen devices. Additionally, common personal items such as toothbrushes, razor and toilet paper may also be stored in a chuck box. The primary advantage of having a chuck box is that it is easier to go camping quickly, because these numerous kitchen items are always packed and ready. However, some chuck boxes are also designed to provide work surfaces and utility features, providing the significant benefit of additional kitchen table space. | ||
It is generally believed that a chuck box evolved from a [[chuckwagon]]. (Chuck and grub are both 'cowboy' terms for food.) A chuck box, grub box, | It is generally believed that a chuck box evolved from a [[chuckwagon]]. (Chuck and grub are both 'cowboy' terms for food.) A chuck box, grub box, wannigan, camp box and patrol box (scouting version) are all the same thing. | ||
[[Category:Camping equipment]] | [[Category:Camping equipment]] | ||
