Backpacking Food From the Grocery Store

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[faolbushcraft]

Good stuff. I like the dried tortellini idea. I have purchased the fresh stuff from the refrigerated isle, but will get some of that as well. Does the pesto come in a variant that does not require refrigeration?

[WeekendAdventurer]

Yes, pesto doesn't need refrigeration because it is packed in oil.

[Kelvino420]

THANK YOU 

[kellanpan]

VERY helpful video, got some ideas flowing. Thanks!!

[Pripyat1]

Man you look and sound very familiar to me.

[DottBalll]

Thanks for posting! I've never seen dry hummus! Will keep my open!

[cockercane]

@chaddvanzanten Good advice, thank you.



[chaddvanzanten]

Cool vid! Banana peels take much longer than 3 days to biodegrade, though. At least a month, maybe much longer depending on the environment. Not a big deal, but in sensitive areas it can make a difference. If you're going to toss peels or cores, best thing to do is to pulverize and tear them apart before you chuck them.

[dagoat1967]

For the soups, try finding bear creek soups, normally find them in 4 or 8 serving pouches but you can cut those down in baggies. Easily found in the store with more variety online.

[Hoespank]

Good tips thanx!!!!

[1davetrumpet1]

Thanks for the tips! Great ideas!

[Bravo21]

Fat intake is very important in the bush, and Butter and Olive oil are the best. For trail friendly butter, look for clarifies butter or 'Ghee'. It is butter w/o the milk solids, needs no refrigeration and will keep forever. I mostly Canoe and love to fish, and nothing taste better than pan fried Pike, Trout or Walleye in a bit of Clarified Butter. Don't forget spices either. Take a look at Ms. Dash seasoning blends. No salt and they are great.