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Yeah, I’ve done quite a bit of hiking and backpacking. Only got into preparing my own dehydrated meals in the last year or so, before that it was always a combi
by zxexz 4y ago
Yeah, I’ve done quite a bit of hiking and backpacking. Only got into preparing my own dehydrated meals in the last year or so, before that it was always a combination of wet food and some prepackaged meals. I’m definitely impressed with the author of this article.
- grogenaut 4y agoWhile I hiked a lot as a kid, philmont, etc, I did a section of the wonderland back in 2013. My buddy is gluten intolerant. My hobbies is hobbies. While it was slightly annoying and ironic to make my own dehydrated food, where you cook the dried macaroni, then dry it back out only to add it back to hot water), it was fun and easy and the food was way better than the pre-packaged. Especially if you have a food dehydrator already which many people do. makes amazing apple chips when you use a meat slicer to cut the apples. I had tried gluten free pre-packaged but it was terribad... And even higher in sodium than the already 90% daily value per meal pre-pacakged dehydrated stuff. I made chili mac, chili, spaghetti. And a lot of jerkey, when you make the jerkey the night before the height you can get away with a lot. The turkey jerkey was delicious.