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Hey guys! I've been gone for a while and miss you guys, so it's good to be back!

School has been a nightmare, and has kept me away from my favorite online community!

 

Anyways, I'm going camping over spring break, and am searching for some good freeze dried foods to bring along!

I would have gone the dehydrating route, but I don't have the equipment for it sadly.

Does anyone have any reccomendations taste-wise?

We just got an Academy Sports here in Smyrna, and they have an okay variety.

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I prefer dehydrated.  The taste is much better.

KaNuckles Established Contributor

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I tried some mountain hose from Academy. They weren't bad. better than I thought they would have been. Just keep in mind it is freeze dried food so it is what it is. Not as good as fresh but definitely edible. 

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Mountain House Beef Stroganoff is a definite favorite.

Yeah, I'd heard that. It's a 2 day, 3 night trip, so I was thinking to bring tortillas for the breakfast scramble, and eat a bag each morning, have like a chilli mac, beef strog, and chicken teriyakki for dinner, and a different combo of the last 3 for lunch haha. We're gonna be doing a lot of stuff, so I'm hoping that I get enough energy from them.

Dennis1209 Prolific Contributor

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Like above, I have Mountain House and it's not bad in #10 cans with a 25 year shelf life.

 

For a trip to the woods for a few days, military MRE'S are compact and the way to go if you just want to rough it out and keep your belly full and survive.

Mister L Established Contributor

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I found in a GFS store in rivergate area a dehydrated soup mix. Comes in 3 flavors for 6 bucks a bag and it makes a gallon of good tasting soup. Also they have bags of dehydrated re-fried beans for about 5 bucks and it makes about a gallon. You don't have to make the whole bag, just want you need at the time. Good prepper store.

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