what kind of food should we bring to go camping like for breakfast lunch and dinner. snacks and blah blah blah.
um we dont really have a pan or grill or anything its me and 3 of my friends camping we are only like 13-15 years old. not much we can do. just like snack but filling stuff
we are camping memorial day weekend so 4days 3nights...

for breakfast bacon and eggs lunch brats dinner steaks

Pasteurized liquid eggs (comes in a carton).
Instant Oatmeal

Steak
hotdogs
chips
soda pop
apples
potatoes (can be baked inside tinfoil in warm coals)
corn on cob (same as potatoes)

cold cuts, cheese, bread, mustard, etc. for lunch

milk....my favorite
Oreos (got to have them if you have milk...ehhh?)
marshmallows (to cook, or to use as flaming napalm substitute)

toothbrush (got to have if eating Oreos)
mouthwash (due to Oreos, again)

water!!
bring 2-pronged skewers for cooking hotdogs and marshmallows

You'll need to be better prepared than that... but here goes.

Can I assume you'll have access to a cooler and steady supply of ice? ... Let's hope so.

Breakfast - Breakfast bars, cereal, milk (try the smaller, single-serve bottles instead of a carton or gallon jugs), fruit juice.

Lunch - Sandwiches: I suggest you use the small single-serve bags (like the Buddig brand) that saves you from spoiling stuff in the cooler. Try going with soft tortillas and making wraps instead of a regular loaf of bread that gets squashed. Chicken-of-the-Sea has small cans of tuna salad packed with crackers. You can also find a BumbleBee brand product of the same thing and they also have a seafood and chicken salad. I find them at the dollar stores. Get the small tubs of fruit that do not require refrigeration and keep them out of the sun for a treat.

Dinners - Without a fire you are going to get bored of sandwiches but you are short on options here. Try some thick rolls that will keep for a few days. Canned tuna, a small jar of mayo and a small jar of pickel relish will make a batch of tuna salad. You can also get canned chicken that will accomplish the same thing, but not as tasty. You can get pre-cooked tuna steaks in foil packs that do not require refrigeration. Spam and cheese sandwiches will fill you up. The fruit cups make a tasty dessert.

Snacks - If you're gonna bring chips you're better off bringing the canned type like Pringles. Avoid chocolatey stuff as it tends to get melty in the summer. Save space and sugar by cutting back on the soda pop. Try some flavored iced teas (sun-tea rocks) instead. Diet drinks dehydrate for with no nutritional gain and the sugary stuff attracts bugs. A bag of apples is a handy item to bring.

Taste test anything before you add it to the menu. Some people hate Spam ... but there are other canned hams that can be a hefty meal at a low cost. Bring small jars of condiments and lots of extra Ziploc bags to protect stuff from getting wet in the cooler.

hot dogs are good cold , canned vienna sausages, ceral, bread, mustard, ketchup, lunch meat cooler peanut butter and jelly