Hi,
I'm planning on doing some mountain-marathon type things and would prefer not to carry a stove (though I know this is required kit for official events). Any recommendations for packable cold meals?
Cheers
Hi,
I'm planning on doing some mountain-marathon type things and would prefer not to carry a stove (though I know this is required kit for official events). Any recommendations for packable cold meals?
Cheers
You can rehydrate Expedition Food meals with cold water. I imagine it would be fairly grim. Why no stove?
Army rations if you have a contact to get them - designed so they can be eaten cold and are higher than most in calories. They are also nice cold, especially the pasta menus.
Paul C.
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True but they are heavy, might as well take freeze dried food a small stove and have a warm meal and a hot chocolate and be less miserableOriginally Posted by sore legs
Free from / whole food isle in tesco have some really nice lentil meals ready to eat. I taken them camping a couple of times and their nice.
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Thank god...thought you were going to suggest 10 bananas...
This is assuming he's already had 10 bananas during the day..Thank god...thought you were going to suggest 10 bananas...
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Haha, cheers for the replies. I think i'll get a hexiblock burner and some freeze dried stuff.
The simplest cold ready-meal I know is muesli and dried milk in a bag: add water and eat. Its a bit short on protein other than those few bits of nuts but you can always supplement with a pork pie garnish :@)
I have ordered few from Extreme Adventure Foods . They have very good selection from MREs to other freeze dried meals.
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