Backpacking food thread Looking for some recommendations for

Been thinking abut this myself lately too. My list is small and pretty standard and not all is just 'add water and go'; building it up over time. Maybe it'll help.

Instant rice
Instant potatoes
Cured or dried meats
Oatmeal variety pack
Sunflower seeds
Dehydrated fruits
Dehydrated vegetables
Ramen packs
Soup bouillon mixes
Wasabi peas
Pancake mix
Blueberry muffin mix
Jams or jellies
Powered eggs
Powered milk
Tang (powered OJ)
Instant coffe & powered creamer blended mix

Also taking tips on other foods. Not a big fan of trail mix.

There is a great hiking food book called one pot wonders or one pan wonders. It's great.

Try Mountain House meals

Peanut butter
Hard-tack
Animal fat/lard
Tuna
Welch's fruit snacks/any candy infused with vitamins (dehydrating applesauce into fruit leather works well too!)
Wine/beer (optional)

Easy peasy, high calorie/net weight, and cheap.

>>871050
those are garbage.

>>871118
I just ate the ham 'n eggs one for brekky this morning (wasn't /out/, just hungover) and it was fucking delicious. so far all the ones I've had are d'licious! and they were gift too so I didn't even drop any shekels, dollarydoos, or ¥uan.

easy, tasty, what's not to love

>>870751
Try using the >>>/out/catalog next time: >>869008

>>871125
They taste alright they're just too expensive for the calorie content.