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Backpacking Food: Best Kept Simple
When you tell people you’re moving into the woods, they assume you're going to hunt and gather everything you’ll be eating or
Trail Food Hacks, Part 2: More work, more taste
So Ramen and Knorr sides were never your thing, but Mountain House dinners, at $8 a pop, are just too expensive for what, in the end, is unimaginative food (Chili...
Dehydrating 101: Here’s What You Need
Does the thought of ramen every night and peanut better every morning not appeal to you? Are you an aspiring backcountry gourmet chef? Are you a foodie who worries that...
Eating Well on the Trail
How to feast like royalty, without having to clean up like a scullery maid. When I began researching what to eat on my prospective thru hike of the Appalachian Trail...
Food Review: Good To-Go Backpacker Meals
Let me ask you something: How many backpacking meals taste great? And not just because you’re so trail hungry that any form of calories tastes like a gourmet meal, but...