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Simple Hiking Meals, Lunch Posted by: almalfish
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By: MrCyclinghelp. on 10 May 12, 21:46:40
oww a pice of candy oww? a pice of candy oww a pice of candy
By: almalfish. on 05 May 12, 03:15:56
Love that potato product! I use them? too. I have about 15 different meal packs and several contain mashed potato to mix with something else. Thanks, AlMal
By: atz123ify. on 03 May 12, 23:14:06
no Idahoian Loaded Mashed Potatos?? those are a staple in my backpacking diet. also, i always remove anything from its original packaging and put it together with the other items to nearly reduce my trash to haul out of the back country.
By: JadedRockStar84. on 28 Apr 12, 23:28:44
Great video. The? cost of freeze dried foods for the trail in monuMENTAL and can easily tip the scales at $30/day. It's nice to see people trying to help out by saving others a few dollars here and there. Well done, sir.
By: SuperDeltaRomeo. on 16 Apr 12, 17:03:31
Nice vid,well sorted out packs.Dont forget to? go to McDonalds or similar an get the free condiments,Handwipes an sugar.
By: unclemouldy1. on 13 Apr 12, 12:10:34
If I have time, I drive close to the spots where a plan a wild camp a day or 2 before and bury a stash of food & booze using? my GPS. Even if we don't make it that far, it's something to head for the next day for a breakfast/dinner brake.
By: almalfish. on 13 Apr 12, 04:09:50
I skip the milk and just go with water. I? also use a little olive oil in place of the butter. Works great...
By: Lean540. on 12 Apr 12, 06:55:18
Unless you are in a colder? environment. Then you will want those carbs at the end of the day, preferably near bed time, to keep warm at night.
By: danielcmanley. on 10 Apr 12, 23:28:48
More advice from another? skinny guy... DONT EAT SO MUCH.
By: whitehorset80. on 10 Apr 12, 14:52:41
Don't those pasta sides require milk to prepare? how do you get past that? do you carry powdered milk? with you? or will water prepare it just as well?
By: brbeckTX. on 29 Mar 12, 04:07:36
Great? video.
By: whitehorset80. on 28 Mar 12, 02:04:38
Those chicken snack? packs....are fantastic!
By: planejet42. on 26 Mar 12, 18:10:04
Good video. I would recommend you buy a vacuum sealer. Makes things very? compact and water proof and air tight.
By: ianarno. on 28 Feb 12, 20:44:29
I'm going to add some Clifbars and Pasta Sides to my pack for a backpacking trip next weekend, thanks? for the ideas.
By: SerJahPhoto. on 10 Feb 12, 16:28:31
Little? advice from a skinny guy.. If you don't want to keep gaining weight, try to manage your calories intake in the opposite way, more in the morning, and less in the evening.
By: LeatherBookVideo. on 08 Jan 12, 03:40:08
watched most your videos.?
By: 1960markN. on 28 Dec 11, 01:25:24
You're right, 20 years ago you had to get Mountain House meals at the backpacking store at about $7.00 each, but now you can go to the grocery store and get a ton of stuff that is "heat and eat" I love the Pasta Sides (and "Rice Sides") you show, re-packed into ziplocs to avoid the weight and waste disposal? of the foil pouches they come in. If you have a food dehydrator you can take almost anything you have at your regular kitchen table--spaghetti, stroganoff, and lasagne are my favorites
By: mtlyb. on 24 Dec 11, 17:30:44
I like how you put? this together by including the calorie counts.
By: budedees. on 18 Dec 11, 18:52:40
Yeah, this is the very best video I have seen on the subject on putting together inexpensive meals for? backpacking, bikepacking, canoeing etc.
By: Vagfinder. on 15 Dec 11, 04:37:28
I. Love. Your. Videos.?
By: ironskull17. on 22 Nov 11, 15:53:46
How many miles/kilometers do you hike in a? typical day?
By: Omarv8power. on 17 Oct 11, 19:00:58
awesome bro... thanks for the video? and your ideas..
By: prattman84. on 30 Sep 11, 04:17:11
Great ideas.? Thanks!
By: EL90291. on 05 Sep 11, 06:33:03
Thank? you for sharing, great ideas