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This is by far the best video I've found on backpacking food. I just started getting into backpacking, and have been trying to plan meals. In normal life, I eat an extremely healthy paleo-ish whole food diet, so most of the backpacking food advice I've found sounds just plain awful. Candy bars? Ramen noodles? Mountian house meals? Gross!!! I realize there is no way I'll be able to eat my normal diet of fresh whole food on the trail, and I'm fine with that, but I just can't wrap my head around the typical stuff that normal backpackers eat. For such a healthy hobby, it's amazing to me the kind of garbage backpackers will put into their bodies. Not judging. It's just a complete 180 from my normal lifestyle. After years of not eating sugar or processed food, I'd probably get very sick if I tried to eat that stuff. I'm so glad I found your video. It looks like real, healthy, nutritious food. Finally! I'm feeling much more optimistic about packing for longer trips now. Much thanks for the ideas!
Wow! Thanks for the inspiring words.
I eat a very similar diet at home as well :)
It's a lot tougher to pull of out on the trail, thats for sure!
Thanks a ton for the awesome feedback 🙌
Patagonia has some very tasty dehydrated food albeit processed. For me the thought of a brand like mountainhouse dehydrated beef stew sounds awful and it absolutely would be at home if I was just sitting around at home although if you hike Mailbox peak in Washington state your hunger turns into another beast entirely ( for myself). My partner who eats much like you though would still get sick 99% of the time if she ate the MH beef stew. Hummus is a huge go to for us.
I am looking forward to your dehydrating video. This is the 1st time I’ve found anyone who can effectively have tasty healthy food that can handle all types of weather. Thank you for all your effort. As a mom of a twenty something yr old I would be very proud of you as I am mine.
Awwwww thanks so much! I beyond appreciate the kind words! :)
I like the idea for powdered coconut milk and coffee! Thanks for all the ideas Iron!
Best coffee ever! Thanks so much Sam:)
I bought the Anthonys organic instant coffee and as far as instant coffee goes it was best yet
Brilliant !! , thanks for sharing this
Best cold soak video out there.....I hope you continue to produce your backpack videos they are excellent.....Thanks a million...!!
I love what you're doing - keep it up!
Thanks a ton Wayne! Really appreciate that. :)
And the photo for this video is awesome
Much appreciated my friend! You're awesome!
Hi Iron, you and Dave are great. Love you videos and your adventures.
Thanks so much! Your words are beyond inspiring:)
Oh, what a great video. It's so informative :) Thank you for sharing. I will need to figure out how to dehydrate rice and beans, and lentils :D
Great video.. Glad I found your channel. Looking forward to many more..
Thanks so much! Super appreciate that 🙌
Nice job Iron! I'm really enjoying your channel.
Thanks for the encouraging words. Much appreciated! :)
This is the first video of stoveless food that looks delicious and nutritious. How do you dehydrate yourself? I could definitely eat that and be happy
this is great! I would love a video on how you prepare your meals previous to the trip (dehidration and quantities per serving etc...). Just in case you run out of ideas, that would be perfect! haha
Thanks so very much! Planning on making a video of that very soon 🙌
A dehydrator will run you about $60 Canadian which is the cost of 5-6 Mountain House meals, and allows you to control exactly what you eat - and in what amounts.
(Best backpacking investment ever imo.)
I tend to do apple/date/cinnamon nut bars and ground up rice + beans with curry spices. Bars make it so you don't have to stop while hiking and the powdered curry makes it easy to cold soak, or heat up if that's your thing.
Powdered homemade soups are great too.
Just add water.
Much healthier and lower cost in the long run if you're hiking close to home.
Great vids Iron, keep em coming!
(I'd love to see a pack list from you, being in the PNW myself.)
Peace.
Will be experimenting with meal replacement shakes as well.
I agree 100 percent on the Dehydrator. One of my favorite purchases ever 😃
Yum! I haven't tried doing bars yet, but it's next on the list.
Love powdered soups and hearing about what other people eat on the trail!
Hope to cross paths one day 🙌
I have watched a couple of your videos and have found them extremely informative. I am planning a section hike thru NY in early fall and thinking about cold soaking.
Thanks so much!
I'd recommend trying it on a short trip first to see if you like it. :) Happy Trails 🙌
Finally some healthy backpacking food
you need more than 1.7k subscribers. interested in reading more on this. love some of your ideas.
Thanks so much! Appreciate the kind words my friend 🙌
Hey Iron, love the videos and the information, super useful!!! I would love to see a video were you show the techniques you use to guide yourself in the backcountry (GPS, compass, maps, etc.) I'm thinking it will be good to learn any tricks you might have to get around! Thanks for the videos and keep up the great work!
Hey Maximo, I really appreciate all of the kind words:) Thats definitely on my list of videos to create. Let me know if there are any other video's you would be interested in. Thanks a ton my friend!
Iron Tazz you deserve the kind words, I'm sure you put a lot of effort into your craft and it's well deserved. I would also find interesting learning how you look for your shots (if you plan in advance the locations or you explore and shoot as you go) and also how you are able to finance your lifestyle and the steps you took towards achieving it. Hope this helps! and keep the videos coming!
@@maximolange4409 thanks so much my friend! Those are all awesome questions and I just put them in my notes for future video outlines. Stay tuned 🙌
Thanks for sharing, good ideas, healthy, and economical too. I'll be watching more of your videos. What do you eat for protein? I'll incorporate some of your ideas, interested in the cold soak techniques and recipes.
Thanks so much. I personally find protein to be the least important factor when it comes to the amount of energy I have out on the trail. I don't specifically try to add to my trail diet.
Re: Clif Bar, some of that sugar is natural, not added sugar. Try Larabars, slightly less calories but much lower sugars.
The majority of the sugar is added in cliff bars.
I use to eat a lot of Larabars.
Until... I found a piece of plastic in one of mine and almost broke my tooth.
Also found out the company is owned by General Mills.
@@Hike-IT Yup, many of these niche food companies are owned by larger companies.
bertman4 Truth.
Preparing and portioning food is a great idea. Why take extra salt, pepper, etc. when you prepare the meals anyway?
Boy has it been a while !!
But life is life 8) glad ur back for as long as life allows!!
I don't know what you know about bivy's used in a tent to. Keeping a down bag dry from moisture AND a wee bit of warmth :) but I think (?) That might be a a good (?) Subject ?
Wow baby has grown... ya gotta quit feeding the baby fertilizer 😆 lol
Atb from AZ
Hi Iron
More vids please
Have you got a video about you cooking/dehydrating the food in the first place?! That would be so useful!
Planning on making a video about that very soon 🙌
That quinoa looks tasty!! Mmm
😊😘🥰
Great video. I love the suggestions. I have tried some DIY food but this has motivated me to get into dehydrating my own. What dehydrator do you recommend?
Thanks so much! I use an Excaliber dehydrator amzn.to/3kMpUpp Could not recommend it enough. Happy trails my friend 🙌
Awesome vid mate. Can you do one on how you dehydrate your food. I always get the stuff from MEC but I’m sure your taste better.
Thanks a ton! What's MEC? I love dehydrating food and am stoked to hear that you're interested! Will for sure be in a future video🙌
MEC is my local out door store. Mountain equipment co-op.
@@Hike-IT I'd definitely be interested to see how you dehydrate / prep your food also.
@@WAndrewHarper Awesome! I'll definitely get a video up of that sometime. Thanks for the feedback. :)
Do you have a link to those smell proof food bags?
Hey Iron, love those videos! could you tell me where you got your powdered hummus? I'm having a hard time finding it.
Hey Tammy. Thanks so very much :)
I got it on Amazon.
More info about it here: www.irontazz.com/stoveless-backpacking/
hi !! the food that is dehydrated that u found on line ,,, could u plz share those online sites ?? how long have u been drying ur own stuff ? is it alot of pretrip wrk?? time for me is an issue so mnt house and others r a easy opt 4 me. it wrk right up till travel time. sometimes it takes a few days just to be really out there !!! if u know what i mean.
but i DO wuna make more of my own stuff. on line dried stuff helps alot to put things together but w/o the dehydrating. its just getting in gear is most likely the biggest hurdle 🤔😉. really appreciate your videos and the time you take to do them including the editing and whatever else is involved. again thanks so much.
All that food looks so good but seriously I don't understand the stove free thing. Mid day when it's super hot I get but in the morning and night my arthritis just locks me up without warm food
Where do get the scent proof bags?
You can find them on Amazon here amzn.to/2VLwrVM
Great food ideas. How much would 1 day's worth of food weigh in this case?
Thanks so much. I usually carry about 1-2 pounds of food per day :)
Why not use regular milk powder instead of coconut powder? Is there a significant advantage or just preference?
I think he's vegan, so that would be why. Also if you love coconut it could be pretty delicious I think
ChocolateWitch13 in a vid he made 2 weeks ago he was eating more of a paleo diet and even mentioned stuff had parmesan cheese in them.
@@Hertacles aaah okay, was a bit back and forth if he was maybe vegetarian or vegan, since he didn't mention anything like eggs or cheese here I thought maybe vegan, but thanks for clearing it up
ChocolateWitch13 from the looks of things he’s neither. There’s a ton of meat in the video I mentioned before.
@@ChocolateWitch13 not vegan. I really prefer the taste of coconut milk powder over regular milk & it seems to be a healthier option :)
Powdered soups?
I love powdered soups!
This backpacking food is not for everyone. Mainly for vegetarians. A meat eater will not go pass day 2.
I am a meat eater!
Dude, stop with the camera movement. It’s obnoxious. You have some great information to share, just keep the camera on your food.
I can’t be the only person to think this....I MAY BE THE FIRST to ask. But definitely not think. Are you missing a chromosome?
Something is wrong with video audio. Lots of lisp in your voice.