Showing posts with label Backpacking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Backpacking. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Dehydrated Broccoli Flowerets (42 oz. Jug) - Perfect for Food Storage, Emergency Preparedness, Family Planning, Hiking Camping Backpacking. Brocoli, Broccolli, Freeze Dried

!±8± Dehydrated Broccoli Flowerets (42 oz. Jug) - Perfect for Food Storage, Emergency Preparedness, Family Planning, Hiking Camping Backpacking. Brocoli, Broccolli, Freeze Dried

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Post Date : Dec 20, 2011 11:45:41 | Usually ships in 4-5 business days


Our JUMBO JUG SIZE contains a FULL GALLON of delicate Broccoli Flowerets, and now comes with our new Freshness Seal! Broccoli Flowerets are a delightful addition to any meal... Use them in soups, stews, or other recipes--or just cook and eat plain! They hold more of their nutritional value than their canned or frozen counterparts so serve them to your family with confidence. Enjoy the fresh flavor of broccoli without all the washing & cutting.

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Saturday, November 19, 2011

5-Day Backpacking Meal Combo (Serves 2+)

!±8± 5-Day Backpacking Meal Combo (Serves 2+)


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A complete 5-day supply of dehydrated meals consisting of three (3) full meals per day. Total weight is 9 lbs and 17,260 calories. Note: Denver Scramble contains EGG and DAIRY; Bee Good Couscous contains Bee Pollen and DAIRY. Meals Include: Rice Cereal: Hot rice cereal packed with granny smith apple chunks, raisins and nuts. Vegan; Toasted Muesli (no-cook): a powerhouse cold cereal featuring rolled wheat, oats, fruit and nuts with instant non-GMO soy milk. Vegan; Apple Quinoa Oatmeal: hot cereal with apples, cinnamon, sunflower seeds, & almonds. Vegan; Denver Veggie Scramble: dehydrated organic eggs, hashed potato, bell pepper, and white cheddar cheese; Coconut Chia Peel (no-cook): chia seed, powdered banana, coconut, dates and spices. Vegan; Sunny Sunflower Salad (no-cook): a blend of seasonings tossed with sweet corn, sunflower seeds, flaked black beans & bell peppers. Vegan; Pinto Bean Spread (no-cook): smashed dried pinto beans and spices for bread/tortilla. Vegan; Blackened Quinoa: dehydrated organic quinoa, flaked black beans, carrots, and robust seasonings. Vegan; Waldorf Slaw (no-cook): fruit and walnut slaw with eggless mayo. Vegan; Pesto Spread (no-cook): a walnut pesto spread / sauce for noodles or potatoes. Vegan; Basil Walnut Penne: crushed basil & walnuts with organic whole wheat penne, and olive oil (included). Vegan; Lickety-Split Lentils: split lentils, brown rice, roasted peanuts, vegetables, and Indian spices. Vegan; Chickpea Sesame Penne: organic whole wheat penne with creamy flavors of chickpea, sesame, roasted red pepper, and garlic. Vegan; Naked Freckle Burrito: dehydrated black beans, organic instant brown basmati rice, bell peppers, and zesty southwestern flavors! Vegan; Bee Good Couscous: durum wheat couscous, raisins, roasted peanut, domestic bee pollen; Note: Bee pollen can cause an allergic reaction in some people.

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Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Backpacking Food Ideas - Planning Supplies backpacker

!±8± Backpacking Food Ideas - Planning Supplies backpacker

One of the biggest challenges in backpacking is actually trying everything to make you packed in your backpack. It 'so easy to carry around especially when it is supplied in addition to your backpack. One way to avoid this, a few food ideas backpacker, just a simple plan of the estimated needs and food supply for the duration of your trip.

Supplies when planning your backpack, there are three things to note. First you want to think about the weight of yourFood and the amount of space that will accommodate backpack. Secondly, you need to look at your energy consumption for each day of trekking. Third, you need to know how many days do you take for the trip, and so, how much food you need in total.

In addition to these three considerations: There are some other things to think about. For example, it takes at least one hot meal a day. Other meals should be easy to prepare and require little or no cooking.Foods that can be produced in their own packaging, are ideal for hiking. They take up little space and because they are usually dehydrated, they tend to be too light. And with the purchase of individual portions, you can eat only what you need.

While you need to go backpacking at least three meals a day plus snacks and meals on the track and gorp (good old raisins and peanuts) to eat. Staying well fed is important because it keeps your energy so that roam further andfeel more fit in general. From vitamin supplements can also help, as it is very easy to carry and make sure your body gets everything it needs. It 'also important to eat at regular times, even if you do not feel that hungry.

Plan your backpacking supplies for each trip, no matter what time it is very important, and with some ideas backpacking food is on track to begin with. So always make sure you have enough for the trip. Experiment with differentTypes of food before you go, so you have a better idea of ​​what to take. And do not forget to take things as high-energy bars for those times during the day, if you need an extra boost.

Supplied with the right backpack will make a difference for your trip. If they are well fed, you will feel better and have more energy, so that the journey is what they like and not one to tolerate you.


Backpacking Food Ideas - Planning Supplies backpacker

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