Pre-cooked bacon! SPAM. Dehydrated black beans or refried beans, put 'em on a tortilla. Hardboiled eggs.
Cereal, also pudding mixes, with dry milk (NIDO rather than stupid non-fat stuff).
Nutella.
RainMan
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Pre-cooked bacon! SPAM. Dehydrated black beans or refried beans, put 'em on a tortilla. Hardboiled eggs.
Cereal, also pudding mixes, with dry milk (NIDO rather than stupid non-fat stuff).
Nutella.
RainMan
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Dogs are excellent judges of character, this fact goes a long way toward explaining why some people don't like being around them.
Woo
I like to do crackers with some kind of tuna mayonaise type of mixture. Add a bit of spice to the tuna mix. Tinned tuna does quite well as long as you eat the entire tin in one or at most two sittings.
A Black And Decker Rice Cooker will let you eat inexpensively delicious meals
Great information.
I can only add that I like the Tasty Bite brand Bombay Potatoes or Chunky Chickpeas wrapped in a tortilla.
Spicy but not too spicy food like that is "warming".
I have seen PackIt Gourmet has add cold water entrees.
Salads of rice or pasta are calorie-dense if you use a lot of salad dressing in those 4-ounce packets found at the grocery store. If not, PackIt Gourmet has the more generous-size packets.
Dates, dates with nuts, dates with peanut butter. Not the nasty ones from most grocery stores but the ones from co-ops, natural food stores and high end groceries. Filling and calorie dense.
Dogs are excellent judges of character, this fact goes a long way toward explaining why some people don't like being around them.
Woo
http://www.whiteblaze.net/forum/sear...archid=1368394
See if this helps
regular box of rolled oats
a half pound of walnuts
pound of raisins.
(3 qt) box of powdered milk,
instant mashed potatoes
fig newtons,
Wheat Thins
Beans/legumes
Jerky/sausage
Dried fish/meat
Instant Breakfast
Seeds/nuts
Peanut butter
Cheese
oil
HIGH CARBOHYDRATE
Drink mix: cider, gatorade
Pudding mix
Soup/Gravy mix
Cereals (hot or cold)
Rice or couscous
Ramen noodles (10 pkgs.)
Potato flakes
Baked cookies/breads
Crackers/chips
Granola bars/PopTarts
Flour/baking mix
Dried vegetables
Dried fruit
Candy
Mocha flavored energy bar.
Gatorade
Hard candy
*Dried apples
*Prunes
*Dried apricots
*Dried figs
*Fruit leather
*Pretzels
*Fig bars
*Graham crackers
*Plain bagel
*PopTart
*Saltines
*Granola bar
*Peanut butter Granola bar
*Cracklin' Oat Bran
*Natr. Valley G’ola
pastries for first breakfast out of town.
cashews, raisins, crackers
Fritos and a 3 ounce can of chicken salad and an occasional fresh avocado.
10 inch tortillas for dinner. sliced cheese (imported Swiss being my favorite). I'll carry pre-sliced hard salami
Rotisserie chicken in a Baggie. Swiss cheese toritilla
herbal and fruit teas
garlic summer sausage
single pouches of Spam
tortillas along with the cheese.
fruit and yogurt
Super foods
Fruits Proteins Fats
Blueberries Salmon Walnuts
Oranges Turkey Almonds
Apples Soy Olive Oil
Pomegrante Beans Avocado
Kiwi (Eggs)*
Vegetables Starches Dairy
Spinich Beans Yogurt
Tomatoes Whole Grain
Broccoli Pumpkin
Onion Sweet Potato
Beverages
Tea
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Dogs are excellent judges of character, this fact goes a long way toward explaining why some people don't like being around them.
Woo
WOO, that looks like Tipi's short haul food bag!
it's compiled out of three years of threads - from everyone here.
Dogs are excellent judges of character, this fact goes a long way toward explaining why some people don't like being around them.
Woo
Killer list Wise Old Owl!!!
Spam
Dates
Raisins
Sunflower Seeds
Snickers Bars - obviously
Slim Jims
Pita Bread
Carnation Instant Breakfast - prefer chocolate, 2/day
Edamame
Soy Nuts
Macadamia Nuts
Dried Mango - killer snack
Beef jerky
Ramen - only with camp fires or soak in zip loc bag
Fritos
Cheese
plus whatever Wise Old Owl said
Thanks for that list WOO, in on this thread for all intensive future purposes.
I pack a lot of tuna packets with me when our ship goes out to sea, and I plan on bringing around 75lbs of it for this upcoming deployment. However, tuna is about as lean and healthy as it gets so it appears as though I'm going to get to go all fatty with the mayo, definitely going to bring a bottle of hot sauce as well.
Hey if anyone can add to it?
Dogs are excellent judges of character, this fact goes a long way toward explaining why some people don't like being around them.
Woo