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05/13/2015 09:52AM (Thread Older Than 3 Years)
I'm looking for a place to buy dehydrated food for an up coming trip. I would prefer to buy meal components and not complete meals. I was going to work on doing my own dehydrating but I just don't think I will have the time this year.
05/13/2015 08:24PM
Wilderness Dinning North Bay Tradding
2 sources I have ordered from and like.
Camp Chow
Semi complete meals, I like to ad meat/dried herbs to most of them. Very good though.
butthead
2 sources I have ordered from and like.
Camp Chow
Semi complete meals, I like to ad meat/dried herbs to most of them. Very good though.
butthead
"never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups" George Carlin
05/13/2015 08:58PM
I generally dehydrate my own meals for freezer bag cooking. The few times that I have purchased meals, it seems to me that the best prices can be found by going direct to the manufacturers web site.
"I go because it irons out the wrinkles in my soul" -- Sigurd Olson
05/20/2015 08:50PM
quote photoguy190: "I'm looking for a place to buy dehydrated food for an up coming trip. I would prefer to buy meal components and not complete meals. I was going to work on doing my own dehydrating but I just don't think I will have the time this year. "
If you prefer components, you can buy big bags of harmony house vegetables on amazon. Or, they sell a sampler kit at REI. You can get the #10 can of Mountain house freeze dried chicken/beef at REI or many other places. I'm also trying the ova easy eggs this year - you can order the smaller size from the manufacturer with free shipping, or get the bigger size. Trader Joes has the best dried fruit IMHO if you can find one near you. They also have 10min barley, quinoa, and some other sort of instant things besides what you might otherwise get at the grocery store.
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