Looking for advice on freeze-dried meals for long ops
Re: Looking for advice on freeze-dried meals for long ops
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RASP 7-19
RS 9-20
75th/RMIB 19'-24'
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RS 9-20
75th/RMIB 19'-24'
Mentee to Ranger Slowpoke
"Get that lumber in his teeth! Let 'em know you're there!" - Reggie Dunlop
PUT ON THE FOIL!
Re: Looking for advice on freeze-dried meals for long ops
I’ve used freeze-dried meals on a few trips and they’re honestly pretty solid. Light, easy to carry, and they do the job when you’re out there. Taste depends on the brand and the meal, some are great, some are just “okay”, but when you’re hungry they usually hit the spot.
They’re practical as long as you can boil water. I usually eat straight from the pouch, less mess. Shelf life is a big plus too — good option for emergency storage.
Try a few different meals before committing and see what you like. Adding a bit of hot sauce or olive oil helps a lot.
Hope that helps.
They’re practical as long as you can boil water. I usually eat straight from the pouch, less mess. Shelf life is a big plus too — good option for emergency storage.
Try a few different meals before committing and see what you like. Adding a bit of hot sauce or olive oil helps a lot.
Hope that helps.
Last edited by Edgar458g on December 28th, 2025, 11:45 am, edited 1 time in total.