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Xfactor
21 posts |
#3801 2007-09-04 10:43 GMT |
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I'm taking my wife camping for Saturday and Sunday.
What food can I pack that needs no refrigeration? Also, it's her first time camping but not mine. |
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GotALight
21 posts |
#3802 2007-09-04 10:52 GMT |
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I just went camping for the first time too. Try 2 E.L. Fudge striped cookies with a melted marshmallow in between. A thousand times better than a regular smore! Have fun!
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Camel
17 posts |
#3803 2007-09-04 11:43 GMT |
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You can cook up a feast for her - and it will be really good. Sounds like you must be backpacking - so no cooler at all?
If so, check out http://www.freezerbagcooking.com The site has lots of great ideas using instant foods and canned or pouch proteins (tuna, chicken, etc.) Have fun! |
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Cheesybite
23 posts |
#3804 2007-09-04 13:22 GMT |
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Try Backpackers Pantry all you need is hot water. Call 800 - 641 - 0500 . or www.BACKPACKERSPANTRY.COM
They are really good and easy |
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RomanticRose
19 posts |
#3805 2007-09-04 13:25 GMT |
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try freeze dried foods or MRE's. Most sporting goods stores such as Dick's or Cabela's have these, and you might even find some at Wal-Mart.
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Style
24 posts |
#3806 2007-09-05 22:04 GMT |
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Mre there a wide select . So you won't get bored witht the food. As any sporting goods store. Should have camp meals, that you just heat up.
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InTheArmy
23 posts |
#3807 2007-09-06 15:02 GMT |
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Freeze-dried or canned foods (potatoes, tuna, ham, etc.). You can also bring slim jims and cooked bacon in the vacuum-sealed packs. I've also brought take-out chinese food which has so much MSG on it that it won't go bad either. Crackers, nuts, granola bars, cereal bars, trail mix, pringles are good for snacks.
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Popcicle
28 posts |
#3808 2007-09-06 16:57 GMT |
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I am assuming you are packing and not car camping, so will list some light foods.
*Cheese - Guda, Edam whatever is packaged in wax works. Really, any hard cheese should be fine for a two day trip. *Smoked Salmon - Some needs refrigeration and some doesn't depending on how it was cooked. My wife and I always have smoked salmon and cheese on our favorite crackers whether we are dayhiking, backpacking, or just picnicing *If you have a dehydrater, you can dehydrate some homemade chili or marianara sauce. Combine with noodles of choice, and gourmet on the trail. *Instant mashed potatoes with seasoning packet by Betty Crocker? *Whiskey or bourbon *Nuts *Lipton makes some decent sides. Pastas and rices. *Powdered milk and cereal for B'fast |
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StarGirl
26 posts |
#3809 2007-09-08 09:13 GMT |
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Pineapple in a can. Bean&weenes. Fruits in can. There is alot of things you can take just go to store and look what on shelfs and see what is in a can and you can take that. Breads. cookies. the list can go on. Have fun...
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