My Bikepacking Food - What People Ask (S2 E3)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- People always ask me, "What food do you pack?" So, I made a video. YAY!
I pack the same type of food, supplements and nutrition snack bars whether bikepacking, hiking or backpacking. It's easy with the right amount of flavor and calories for my body.
I don't like to cook but I do bring a cooking pot and flame starters just not a fuel container.
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Pickle juice is good for when you’re body is starting to crack especially with cramps 🇦🇺
Interesting! Thank you for sharing your experience!
Naomi loves her snacks. And sharing bike touring hacks. Her comedy never lacks. Even if a squirrel attacks.
Sorry to hear about your injury. Glad you’re on the mend. I’m looking forward to your next trip. Cheers!
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Your gift of type A. organization skills, general enthusiasm, and obsessive attention to detail regarding food snacks for mountain cycling kept me very entertained this evening. A+ 😃
(Side note) I "liked" 👍 my own comment! (cheater)
🤣🤣🤣 I shot this stuff awhile back and I have to say when I started editing it I rolled my eyes with a giggle, “Geeez Naomi - a chart for snack bars?!” (Side note) You should! 👏
Big fan of beet juice been using it for years! Big fan of Naomi. 🚴❤️
It just confirms - you and I are brilliant! 😂 🤜 🤛
A very good and practical video. Excellent reasoning.
Thank you for sharing helpful feedback!
Great video👍
I always, always, always carry a few little bottles of tequila.
Muli-purpose as they're excellent for disinfectant and for absolutely horrible days.
I usually stash one in my medical kit & a few (too many) more in the corners of my pannier bags.
Sanitation & sanity are crucial, because bacteria infections & mental breakdowns can cut a bikepacking trip short.
Hi. Hopefully a helpful comment on the tuna. They are 110 calories but you can get the evo tuna packets ( same size and less weight) but use olive oil and get 180 calories. Also depending on your taste you can mix them with mashed potatoes or ramen etc easier than the tuna creations.
Also have you tried complete cookie. 450 calories per cookie. Good no cook breakfast option.
Check out the CNoc water bladders. Like your platty but wide opening for easier filling/cleaning and silicon for better durability
Hope you don’t take these comments as negatives about your gear. Trying to be helpful from decades of excessive gear buying myself.
Hey! I don’t bring any oil based items when I know there are no trash bins. Yes - great cookie! I brought them on season one. I’ll definitely check out that bladder. Please know sharing your experience is always a positive thing!! Thank you!! 😃
@@HumanontheLoose good luck and have fun in your trip!
Looking forward to your new bike packing trip, but I am enjoying your getting ready videos too! Great personality!
YAY! 👏 Thank you! I’m buying time since I’m behind on editing and once I start posting weekly I need to stick with it. There are two more short prep videos and then we’re ready to rock ‘n’ roll!
Looking for water filtration systems and compact cookware so you helped me out with these choices! Especially the folding stove. I'm getting that.
Thunderbird pecan pistachio sounds yummy 😋!
The energy to weight ratio you use with your food helps out on the long hauls very much. Good 💡idea.
You make gray look good!
Have you tried hydrotherapy on your knee yet? Feels good, couldn't hurt...
Squirrels play monkey see monkey do so you could expect more to come see why Charlie's hanging out with Human on the Loose.
Good information Naomi!
LOVED your comment/feedback!
I haven’t but had an MRI - arthritis. 😩
I’ll look into that the next time I’m in pain. Looks like the gray is a hit so I guess when I start to turn gray it’ll be OK! 😜
You and the critter 😁
By the way love the neckerlace
Hope your knee gets better quickly . Great selection of food ideas , thanks for sharing. Can’t wait to see your journey! Cheers
My knee is much better but I did learn after an MRI I have arthritis in both knees but worse in my right. Happy to hear you enjoyed a “prep” video. Posting 2 more then the trip starts. 👏
The platypus and the Sawyer squeeze is really good but you should be using since you already have the bag and it is a 2L bag by the way that you showed from hydro pack the Katadyn BeFree filter which screws directly on to that bag I use that all the time and the flow rate is even better than the Sawyer squeeze
Another excellent video and it's pretty interesting about the fish sticks they look quite tasty
have to look into that
Oh - did I say 1 liter?! Oops. Thanks so much for sharing your experience! I looked it up - totally cool - but I am IN LOVE with the Sawyer straw concept! Just brilliant! I’m learning “sticks” of any item is awesome for packing,sealing freshness and scent. Happy to have you along for the adventure! 👏
Nomes, those "Whole Paycheck" Pizzas are as $$$ as everything else there! I'd recommend Clif & Quest Bars as the tastiest carb & protein nutritional sources but again, $$$ rears it ugly head! Sorry to learn of your leg injury, but if you can't wait, prayers for speedier healing as you roll!😊
Yes they are expensive! Being home I wouldn’t spend that money on bars but when you’re out in the woods and you’re hot and hungry for me it’s worth it. Yes - Clif may be the most popular bar choice I see people with on trails! I had an MRI and my knee has arthritis. This trip was last year but THANK YOU! 😀🌸
Hope your ride starts soon....love your content....
Anything titanium you can throw in the fire and it will come out spotless.
Thanks for sharing helpful info!
Oh, no knee! I hope that knee starts feeling better.
Leave the gray! 😍
OH ha the old tension building episode genius!!!
Hint tell them the hair is platinum blonde, and ti looks great don't apologize for it please.
Exactly! My genius comes out once in awhile. No apologies! You got it!
Thanks for including PayPal account. I will be giving you a monthly allowance for beer, burgers, and 🍦. Hope your knee gets better.
That sounds absolutely AWESOME but I already took this trip. 😩
Hey Naomi and Charlie! Great info in this video! I love those Apple wood smoked mashed potatoes. Not only good for bike packing but I even use them at home when I'm feeling to lazy to peel potatoes, great stuff. I've used one of those Sawyer filters, great little item. The rest of the foods you showed look like winners with a couple exceptions but like you said it's up to us to try them out.
Your cooking set up is similar to mine. I don't carry any actual fuel with me but when I do I have a miniature Solo Alcohol stove. It's a backpacker item and as small bottle of denatured alcohol. Works great but not something for bike packing. I prefer the little folding stove, I just use little sticks so I don't have to carry anything but the stove and a lighter and I carry the same storm matches that you carry.
Bottom line, another great video. Thanks for posting and give Charlie a few nuts for me. Oh and I love your hair and hope your knee heals fast. 😁
🐿 👋 Solo alcohol stove sounds cool! I’ll look it up for backpacking! Instant mashed rocks! Seems my hair color is a hit! 😃 Thanks for your wonderful feedback as always!
@@HumanontheLoose I bought the Solo alcohol stove I have from Wal-Mart online shopping believe it or not and it was about $15.
Been 1 year since I had covid and I've had long covid fatigue every day since. I've tried everything to no avail until this week. I tried beet powder and haven't had a hint if fatigue for 5 days. When you said you used beet powder and it worked I fully believe you! Great vid!
Your comment caught my emotions by surprise. Never did I think I'd ever have advice which would relieve someone's health in such a significant way. It was a deeply joyous moment for me. I even shared your post with some friends. May be one of the most powerful comments in regards to touching someone's life I've had! THRILLED it's helping! If you repackage it as "Covid Relief" you may become a zillionaire! 😉 Oddly I'm craving a Big Mac.
@@HumanontheLoose I'll honk if I see you on the road in Illinois!
Not the food person to watch!!?? Look at the details you just covered!!! Fantastic details and insight! Love your hexamine alternative fuel sources too. Have you looked at the ultralight titanium folding Esbit stove?
Haha…well…thank you!! Many cook and I assume their videos are very interesting although I’ve never watched any. 🙃
Esbit - I have not but now I will!
Thanks for sharing feedback! 👏
@@HumanontheLoose tbh most videos are the same, take this, eat that. I got more out of yours than most of the rest. Thanks again!
CNOC water bags, way better design then trying to fill a bladder thru a tiny hole
Excellent! Thank you for sharing helpful info with us!! I’ll check them out!
I’ve had some hit or miss experiences with the Sawyer. It worked great for me for a few trips but then I used it once in a high sediment creek and it hasn’t worked right since. It barely trickles out water and I’ve done a backwash clean on it over 50 times. So that’s my caution: bring a backup if you’ll be near high sediment water.
Gosh - I truly appreciate you sharing your experience!! I’ll keep that in mind and you’ve helped others reading comments as well! 🙏
helpful video for bikepakers. hard to figure out what to take. i like the star kist & idaho potatoes. i also tweeked my knee. found that various stretching bought it back slowly. best of luck riding
Thanks for sharing your experience Jim - always helpful! I had an MRI and learned I have arthritis in both knees and my right one is just worse. 🥺
@@HumanontheLoose i started adding collagen peptide powder i get at walmart to my smoothies. am 67 & trying sumthin new.
I wish that Walmart type aluminum foil packed dehydrated food tasted better. It is lightweight and easy to prepare either with boiling water or cold soaked. It is a big favorite with Backpackers
True! Although when I’m on the trail I find I don’t think about what I eat too much but if I ate one at home - yuck!
@@HumanontheLoose cycling all day, you burn off the calories as fast as you take them in. I carried one foil packet all food for use in a pinch. It is too expensive and blah tasting to use all the time.
@@HumanontheLoose and Walmart they sell small boxes of high protein energy bars. They are zero sugar. They do contain something called sugar alcohol. Whatever it is, they are very tasty. And you do not have to worry about cutting your self with highly refined carbohydrates such as refined sugar. I think the idea is it will not spike your blood sugar level and kick the pancreas into high gear.
Ditch the Platypus bag and get a Cnoc Vecto for your unfiltered water. It has a rolltop opening that you can fill in a second. Can't wait for your ride, 113 degrees in Phoenix yesterday!
Was going to suggest the same thing.
I’ll definitely check that out! Thank you!! I’m in St George and am melting like you!
Love the gray and your content!! Good luck with the knee!!
YAY! Looks like gray is a hit so when I actually start to turn gray I guess I’ll be OK! 😜 Thank you! Had MRI = arthritis. 🥺
@@HumanontheLoose I have arthritis in hands and feet and feel your pain. Good luck, Motrin may be your friend. I am holding off until absolutely necessary. When does your trip start???
@VaNomad Cyclist Oh geez. Sorry to hear that. This Thursday June 30.
Mustard packets if your legs cramp
Ahhhh…I had no idea! Thanks for sharing cool info with us!
@@HumanontheLoose Trust me it works. Onward you roll. Oh and I got off of Strava for personal reasons, so your TH-cam is all I have to watch you. Keep the videos coming and Onward you roll. God Speed. E
So how do you carry water or what kind of water bottle do you usually use while far away from any kind of water source Mam. I think you should make a video about it
A collapsable water container which I fill with a water filter and then pour into a collapsable water bottle.
@@HumanontheLoose I hope you could find a Job you want Naomi and sorry for unsubscribing you're channel cause I'm in a bad mood this days 😔 and I unsubscribe everyone 😂🤣 sorry but don't worry not anymore I hope so 😂
When I am on a long bicycling tour I will eat anything that does not eat me first.
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I just completed a six day bike tour and my lips feel like bacon strips. Do you recommend Keihl’s for preventing sunburned, chapped lips and which of their products do you pack?
YAY!! 💃👏🐿🎈I put zinc oxide over my whole face including lips. Then I bring a Keihl’s squeeze tube Chapstick because the stick tubes will melt. I apply that throughout the day keeping it in my little handlebar fanny pack. You need sunblock to do a proper job to protect your lips and then chapstick helps with wind and moisture.
Do you work? If not, great!
I didn’t when I took the coming trip I’m getting ready to post but I am now.
Only criticism is all that plastic.
Always open to suggestions on how to pack food without them. I was going to use reusable ones but when water is not guaranteed and one is concerned with bugs and animals getting scent - it's the only path I found worked for me.
I passed on watching this video because I just thought it would be boring and not something I would like, however TH-cam just started playing it later somehow, and I ended up being surprised. It was actually boring content for me, probably because I'm a full-time VanLife guy vs a Biker Hiker Packer guy BUT I have to say that after watching I got a sincere appreciation for all that goes into what you do as a Hiker Biker kind of girl, and a respect for how you think and how you plan for all the "stuff" you have to do with the hiker biker LifeStyle. u\Us VanLifer's do the same type of planning since we have limited space rolling around on 4 wheels. Its basically the same process, more or less, just with a lot more ability to include the "comforts" with having more space in a vehicle to stuff more of our crap into vs only having a couple of bags hanging off the handlebars .. LOL !!!
Well..I'm certainly a bit over the top as I'm probably much more particular than most. A high-maintenance camper indeed! 😉 😂