Getting back to the gym.

>>38106417
Beef jerky and water is all you need

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>>38106417
theyre not as unhealthy as you think. also potatoes and onions hold up good. must fruits will for a few days too. theres shelf almond/soy millk available too. trail mix, some cheeses may hold for a day or too if theyre dry enough like gouda and Parmesan

>>38106443
>>38106444
These are definitely good ideas. Get buffalo jerky if you can though, wayyyy better than beef.
Also canned meats and those precooked bags of rice.

Peanut butter. Depending on the temperatures, eggs will keep for a few days. Ditto steak if you freeze it before you go and insulate it with newsppaer.

Get those bags of precooked gnocchi and eat that until you fucking die

>>38106457
>canned meats
Duh, how could I have forgotten? You can also get pouched meats if you're gonna be schlepping them around, a bit more expensive but lighter and easier to fit in a bear canister.

cannned soup and chili.

Bring canned tuna and beans. That's all you need along with water.

More important OP, where are you going to workout?

This will be a long trip any other suggestions? Tuna and beans are top of the list.

Going to be hiking and jogging. Camp will have some free weights and I will use the cooler as a bench.

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>>38106562
these delicious fuckers, also popcorn would be nice, if you can pop it over the stove/fire. or just bagged. slices of cake. granola bars. a can of pasta sauce and some noodles. canned vegetables. applesauce. nutella. those fruit cups.

>>38106599
baby carrots last forever too, those with peanut butter are good.

>>38106417
rice
beans
potatoes
onions
tomatoes
peppers
jerkey
eggs
oats


basically anything dry/dried or preserved like canned food

dont forget a few protein bars