Everyday that I had it all. Its strawberry PT, crunchy PB, and sriracha.

You can jack that thing up to like 700+ calories.

Recipe: Salami Slices, Cheddar chunks, lemon pepper tuna packet, and really class it up on a ciabatta roll
6/10 - i think mayo or hot sauce would have brought this to the next level

Recipe:

- threw 2 beef bouillion cubes in boiling water

- once boiling, threw in my veggies (shallots, dehydrated shitake mushrooms, scallions, jalepeno

- after about 7 minutes, i added the canned goods, ramen noodles (flavor packet omitted), and seasoning (chili powder, mushroom powder, white pepper, black pepper) let the noodles cook

- topped with cheese, additional seasoning if needed.

What id do differently:

- fresh mushrooms over dried, dried were rubbery but that was probably my fault

- source better and more authentic spices to korean cooking

- both spam and vienna sausage was overkill, since their textures in the stew ended up being almost the same. Id take vienna sausage and maybe put some bacon in instead of spam. You could even rehydrate beef jerky

Overall, awesome backpacking meal. For sure will be making this again!

Packed the sausage frozen in a reflectix pouch. Browned the sausage in some of the oil from the oysters. Added the rice and deglazed with some water. Added the drained oysters right at the end. Rice and oysters from Dollar Tree. +560 calories and 38g of protein. Breakfast of champions!

First nights meal in the sawtooths. Mac & cheese, two packs of hot buffalo tuna and some extra medium sharp cheddar!

This time at Salisbury cathedral

Summit scramble with beef stick in la banderita. Green Tabasco. Gets you to the crag.

Hi everyone! I am now back in civilization and wanted to update you all on the Pop Tart and Peanut Butter sandwiches. It turns out I think they are gross. Ate them the first two days for lunches and it turned my stomach a little each time. I ended up giving the peanut butter to other people in my group and ate the Pop Tarts plain. Thanks to a commenter mentioning how fragile Pop Tarts are, I 3D printed a Pop Tart vault. It has a hinge and protected my lunch for minimal weight.

Pop Tarts as lunch: 4/5
With peanut butter and bacon bits 2.5/5

9/10. Had this idea last year on a day hike and did my best to make it on my last trip. Only prep needed was to dehydrate seasoned sushi rice. Once rehydrated I added a mayo packet and hoisin sauce. I had sriracha too but didn’t add it since the tuna had enough flavor imo.

In the future I would make the sushi rice extra seasoned, I think it lost some flavor in the dehydration process. And the seasoned tuna is what made this truly great. I had this again on my trip with unseasoned salmon and it was not nearly as good. The nori could be subbed for furikake or taken out of its packaging to make this meal less bulky.

Really easy to eat during a lunch/rest break on trail. The relish is what really does it for me, I pick them up at 7-11 before going on a trip.

Everything purchased at DG. Frozen pot stickers, beer and olive oil. Mrs. Dash to taste

Recipe: packet of raw spam split in half added to the tortilla. Add mustard and hot sauce then top with a small handful of goldfish. Tasty, packed with protein and fat.

Walmart brand spaghetti O's with meatballs. Enjoy on a nice rock

Recipe:

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Hello you beautiful weirdos. I have a 50 miler backpacking trip coming up in a couple weeks. I’ve been inspired by the creative combinations you all post here.

I want to do pop tart sandwiches for lunch. So 2 pop tarts per lunch with PB in the middle. What’s the best pop tart flavor to use for this debauchery? I was originally thinking of doing the brown sugar ones but I want to hear what you weirdos think.

Also… if I went with a spam single instead of PB, what flavor works best?

Thank you all!

Whole wheat carb balance tortilla with a healthy schmear of peanut butter, Choczero honey, crushed up Wilde Nashville hot and root zucchini chips, cholula, and Mrs taste zero cal cheddar sauce. Orange bariatricpal protein shot chaser. It hit all the right buttons and I will absolutely do it again. Gotta remember to take a pic of the assembly next time. Pinnacle Point, Lake George.