Homemade High Calorie Backpacking/Survival Bars

Great Backpacking or Survival bars..
Here's the Recipe 1. Preheat oven at 350F 2. Combine ingredients 3. Grease Pan, Bake for 25 Minutes
- 2 Cups of Instant Oats
- 2/3 Cups of Sugar or Honey
- 2 eggs
- 1/2 cup of Peanut Butter
- Optinal 1 teaspoon Cinnamon
- 2 Cups of Flour

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• high
• calorie
• survival
• food
• bars
• peanut
• butter
• rations
• storage
• backpacking
• bushcraft
• BOB
• bannock
• hardtack
• chocolate
• foods

[wildernesswikiup14]

its says "1/2 of peanut butter" is that half a cup? and how long do you cook it for? looks good i'd like to give this a shot. 5/5

[TheRedHawk123]

My bad Kal, got kind of lazy with the instructions, Yeah, It is half cup and takes about 25 minutes at 350F.

[bushcraftbartons]

looks good....5/5 for the chef :)

[TheRedHawk123]

Thanks Mike.

[Ggreenvideos]

Mmm...Mmmm...Mmmmm...good! I just might try it 5/5 buddy :o)

[TheRedHawk123]

Thanks a bunch for the comment.

[PleaseGoAway1000]

Thanks! I reckon I would get a really nice shine on my shit from eating this.

[chuckbyf1]

Wipe your ass with em just before you pop them in your mouth. Gives em a little extra flavor.

[fossilbox1991]

hey man how many caolries/protein is in each bar

[matt517472]

@TheRedHawk123 wat are ration bars?

[Wildernesskev]

Looks Great, but like you said that its not for long lasting because of the eggs in it, Well here a different version. Doesn't have Peanut Butter but its Great Tasting. There 2 different versions to it too:

4 cups Oats. 1/2 cup honey or corn syrup 1 cup firm packed brown sugar 3/4 butter melted. 1 teaspoon vanilla.

Bake at 350 for 10-12 minutes. This is the chewy version. Great for Breakfast

Crunchy Version is the same Except that you put it through a food Dehydrator until dry. 

[BottlecapAnonymous]

i tryed to make this but mine just fell apart does anyone know what i did wrong

[shadowscion]

@shadowscion I think I made it wrong lol. Too floury. Should it be crispy or?

[shadowscion]

I made this, but it seems kind of dry if you use sugar instead of honey. I ended up using 3 more tbsp of peanut butter, and a little water because it just would not mix. Should be ok, I haven't tried them yet though.

Also for anyone wondering, I added up all the nutritional values.

~3200 calories total, but divided into 7 portions(1 per day) its ~450cal

~16g fat

~65g carbs

~15g protein

I also added up all the vitamins, but there are way too many to list. Very healthy snack though, thanks!

[quartermain1973]

looks pretty good

[appalachianhillbilly]

Awesome! I tried making some and they are really good. 5/5