Bushwalk Australia

I am late to the party, but a previous poster wanted to know about Camper's Pantry Moroccan Pork. My recommendation is: just don't do it to yourself. You will cry into your little foil packet with disappointment and cry all the more if it is the last meal you have as the dawning realisation hits you that you will have to push on and eat the whole meal or be very hungry.

Just the name should put people off
They probably don't eat all that much pork in Morocco
I have phrased my own question somewhat differently; as in which is the least bad/least disgusting FD food.
Next ALDI sale I am getting a dehydrator for sure

Moondog55 wrote:Just the name should put people off

You have not been to Greece? The tavernas house wine is ... 'Domestos' at least that is what the brits call it. Reasonable for the price.

Never been to Greece Full of people from Melbourne tho.

I like Strive but takes a bit more fuel to get right.
I like Primal Pods for lunch or overnight without a stove.
I like my own dehydrated meals. Favourite is Massaman Mince Curry with Deb mash potato but you need to note the amount of boiling water required for the mash to get it right. Add a splash of olive oil to both.

Unless you're gone for more than 3 days, you can avoid the dehydrated food altogether.

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Moondog55 wrote:Next ALDI sale I am getting a dehydrator for sure

You won't know yourself with a dehydrator, I was waiting for the Aldi sale too but caved and bought one on-line. I work most weekends so always seem to miss the best things at Aldi anyway.
I have been dehydrating everything. The kids are worried I will chuck them in there next. Interestingly enough, haven't made any actual dinner-type meals yet as have had it on the go for the last few weeks drying an abundance of citrus we have had, have made low carb crackers, dried some low carb tortillas I made so they are crispy flatbread now, fruit leathers for the kids, cherry/coconut cardamom crisps that will be my breakfast when out walking....oh Moondog, the possibilities! Line up for sure when that Saturday Special Buys day rolls around.

Yes, I had figured pork wouldn't be on the menu much in Morocco, being a largely Muslim country, you are bang on. I should have realised from the name alone that it was a dud. I still haven't recovered from the torture that was eating it. Shudder.

One for Vegies or vegans....https://www.localdehy.co.nz/
They're roughly 1.5x larger than the average single serve.
Filling & chunky.

My tastebuds liked the Mexican chilli beans(warming not hot), Kumara chickpea curry (coconut creamy taste) & i added Yeast flakes instead of parmesan to the vegan Spaghetti Bolognese( the tomato sauce needed something extra).

Forgot to order the Cajun Jambalaya...

Dehy Mexican Chilli beans


Dehy Kumara Chickpea curry

https://www.localdehy.co.nz/
They're packaging goes compostable in August...which for the planet, is always a good thing.

From their Facebook page..

ofuros wrote:https://www.localdehy.co.nz/
They're packaging goes compostable in August...which for the planet, is always a good thing.

Ta, good to know.

ofuros wrote:https://www.localdehy.co.nz/
They're packaging goes compostable in August...which for the planet, is always a good thing.

Ta good, to know

ofuros wrote:https://www.localdehy.co.nz/
They're packaging goes compostable in August...which for the planet, is always a good thing.

Ta, good to know.

Three times good it seems.
Mmmmm.

Another for the 'just add water' crowd.
Aussie made, mainly plant based, freeze dried... recyclable packet, they're also testing compostable packaging for a future transition.

https://rawtucker.com.au/collections/all

More choices in a slowly expanding Aussie market.

Heresy I know...
Not dehydrated or freeze dried, so look away ultralight afectianado's...ok for a overnighter or weekender though. ✓ Ticks the tasty box.

Aussie made...

https://www.happycampergourmet.com/premademeals/

https://ontrackmeals.com/shop/page/1/

ofuros wrote:Heresy I know...
Not dehydrated or freeze dried, so look away ultralight afectianado's...ok for a overnighter or weekender though. ✓ Ticks the tasty box.

Aussie made...

https://ontrackmeals.com/shop/page/1/

I tried one of the OnTtrack meals the other day for the first time. The Big Breakfast - outstanding!
Chorizo, bacon, champions, potato and kidney beans - my hiking companions also tried a spoonful and agreed. Yum.
Portion size could have been a bit bigger but I'm just a glutton.

Stew63 wrote:I tried one of the OnTtrack meals the other day for the first time. The Big Breakfast - outstanding!
Chorizo, bacon, champions, potato and kidney beans - my hiking companions also tried a spoonful and agreed. Yum.
Portion size could have been a bit bigger but I'm just a glutton.

Mmmm, the big brekky's all chunky goodness....& the new Lamb & Barley's not bad either.

Another Aussie option, mainly vegetarian, dehydrated....for those who don't dehydrate their own meals.

https://feedthehike.com/store/Meals-c64322083

Forgot to mention, the Feedthehike packets above are also compostable & recyclable...

I'll drop this here.
Barilla dry tortellini (3cheese) $6 feeds two add some lube of your liking.

Neo wrote:I'll drop this here.
Barilla dry tortellini (3cheese) $6 feeds two add some lube of your liking.

Had some for dinner tonight to test it out. It's not bad - goes well with pesto.

ofuros wrote:Another Aussie option, mainly vegetarian, dehydrated....for those who don't dehydrate their own meals.

https://feedthehike.com/store/Meals-c64322083

Another thumbs up from me for the feedthehike products. Especially loved the mushroom risotto meal.
And I'm not vegan either.

Another central plateau update...

Back country creamy carbonara 4/5
Cottage pie 5/5 (dehydrated mince seems to rehydrate better than anything else)
Beef Curry 4/5
Beef and pasta hotpot 3/5 (not a lot of flavor)