Best backpacker meals...and go....

[Ua26fitter]

I've tried several different brands this summer and I think Next Mile is now my favorite.
I try to stay low carb, higher fat and proteins. I even add butter or cream now that I have found the freeze dried powdered versions it's easy and adds a lot more flavor.
Mt Hagen makes the best instant coffee.
for backpackers. Great flavor and again I have the powdered goods to add also.

Another tasty meal that I've found is Wild Zora. Pretty filling and smaller packages.

Kris

 

[Ward Thurman]

I've tried several different brands this summer and I think Next Mile is now my favorite.
I try to stay low carb, higher fat and proteins. I even add butter or cream now that I have found the freeze dried powdered versions it's easy and adds a lot more flavor.
Mt Hagen makes the best instant coffee.
for backpackers. Great flavor and again I have the powdered goods to add also.

Another tasty meal that I've found is Wild Zora. Pretty filling and smaller packages.

Kris

What is the cost? Backpack on the cheap.

 

[Ua26fitter]

You would have to look them up online.
I don't remember as I purchased the sample packet early this summer.
For me quality of the food is worth more than saving a few dollars but I don't think they were that bad of price. Their breakfast meals are really good also.

Kris

 

[Ward Thurman]

Yes, I agree, but I have found that the grocery store items (Knorr) are way better tasting and WAY cheaper than any of the "backpacker" stuff you find at the outdoor stores.

 

[KSB209]

I tried the PEAK last week. Flavor was good but I was still hungry after eating the entire package. Mountain House seems like it had more but the protein and calories in the PEAK were good. I was stil hungry. Nothing a king size snickers bar didn't cure