What's that?

Just like most organisations and clubs, Scouting has a certain set of terminology or lingo.

Below is a list of a number of those items:

Scroggin

Scroggin is what bushwalkers eat whilst trekking. Some people may know this as trail mix. It is a mix of typical high energy food. The name scroggin may be an acronym, taken from the first letter of eight ingredients: S ultanas, C hocolate, R aisins, O range peel, G inger, G lucose (sugar), I mprovisation or imagination (i.e., the chef is supposed to add a favorite ingredient), and N uts.
See also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trail_mix

Dillybag

A dillybag or dilly bag is a traditional Australian Aboriginal bag. It is used for a variety of food transportation and preparation purposes.

In scouting we use it to carry our eating utensils. A typical dillybag is to contain the following items:

• Plate
• Bowl
• Cup
• Knife
• Fork
• Large Spoon
• Small Spoon
• Tea Towel