LOVE the cream cheese idea!! I am FAR from a thru hiker... (im a section hiker AKA thru hiker wanna be) But I love this!!!!!!!!!!!!! OH.. and salami, tortillas, and cheese?? YES PLEASE!!!!
I agree with you about carrying cheese on the trail unrefrigerated. I did that for years before reading about how it needs to be refrigerated, ignored that and carried on. One thing I do when deciding on trail foods is think back on what folks carried hundreds of years ago. They did carry dried meats but believe me if they came across a block of cheese they carried that as well.
Wondering if you or anyone you know has tried growing sprouts on trail? A couple of online dehydrated meal companies I have looked at advertise seeds and pouches to hang on your pack. Seems like an interesting prospect for some fresh food on trail.
People may forget that during winter camping (temps below 40 at night) you can take any refrigerated food you want. If it warms up during the day just surround your food bag with insulated gear (quilts and extra layers). If it's below freezing you can even take frozen food. I've successfully cooked a single serving frozen pizza on a wood fire in my cook pot! This one: www.instacart.com/shopping/products/42551-stouffer's-french-bread-pizza-pepperoni-11.25-oz
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LOVE the cream cheese idea!! I am FAR from a thru hiker... (im a section hiker AKA thru hiker wanna be) But I love this!!!!!!!!!!!!! OH.. and salami, tortillas, and cheese?? YES PLEASE!!!!
I agree with you about carrying cheese on the trail unrefrigerated. I did that for years before reading about how it needs to be refrigerated, ignored that and carried on. One thing I do when deciding on trail foods is think back on what folks carried hundreds of years ago. They did carry dried meats but believe me if they came across a block of cheese they carried that as well.
Good tips on lunch ideas. I love bringing wraps on the trail and mixing it up.
great video,please do you have any hiking lunch ideas for someone who is trying to lose weight and is walking about 6. 8 miles a day thanks
Thank you for the video
Wondering if you or anyone you know has tried growing sprouts on trail? A couple of online dehydrated meal companies I have looked at advertise seeds and pouches to hang on your pack. Seems like an interesting prospect for some fresh food on trail.
The one I saw recently was at outdoor herbivore
Enjoying the trail food videos, always looking for good ideas!
People may forget that during winter camping (temps below 40 at night) you can take any refrigerated food you want. If it warms up during the day just surround your food bag with insulated gear (quilts and extra layers). If it's below freezing you can even take frozen food. I've successfully cooked a single serving frozen pizza on a wood fire in my cook pot! This one: www.instacart.com/shopping/products/42551-stouffer's-french-bread-pizza-pepperoni-11.25-oz
Really enjoying all your 4 food videos. Great tasty ideas I can use when the virus bans are over
Dope Video! Sending blessing your way, Keep inspiring!🎒🙌🏻
I checked out your gear list but didn't see your food bag. What do you use? Thanks Oh great video.
This is the video I need lol