Multi-day backcountry food

[jibmaster]

Found some nice sites for good, clean food.
Lots of organic freeze dried vegies, fruit, etc.

Am staying away from the traditional backpacking meals.
Going to make my own meals.

http://www.northbaytrading.com/
http://outdoorherbivore.com/
http://www.nuts.com/search?q=freeze+dried+vegetable+mix

Any thoughts on getting some organic freeze dried meat?

[BillyFromTheHills]

What do you mean by organic? You can dry your own meat if the source says it is "organic". Otherwise, use wild game and dry it yourself. Don't know anything about freeze-drying but an electric food dehydrator will work great, or just use your oven on the lowest setting. We've used duck, elk, venison, moose and beef for our self-made jerky.

[riser3]

Roast beef sub and a six pack of PBR pounders is all you need.

[climbhoser]

Why bring meat at all? It adds almost no value for trips shy of a week. More bang for your buck out of carbs.

[SkaredShtles]

Bull$hit. Just take one of these:



And a few bottles of red wine.

Set.