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Closeouts. Backpackers Pantry's lightweight Gourmet Vegetarian meal packs help you enjoy tasty, healthy vegetarian meals on the trail without carrying extra weight.
- Makes backpacking more fun and less work
- Two-person, three-day
- Includes two servings each of:
- Denver omelet
- Huevos rancheros
- Granola with blueberries and milk
- Katmandu curry
- Louisiana red beans and rice
- Lasagna
- Vegetable medley
- Garlic herb mashed potatoes
- Sicilian mixed vegetables
- Cheese cake
- Hot apple cobbler
- Mocha mousse pie
- Weight: 4 lb. 4 oz.
- Made in the USA
- US shipments only
Average Rating (86 reviews)
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Reviewed by Johnny the Hiker 2 from New Mexico on Wednesday, June 12, 2013I haven't tried all the meals yet but the ones so far are as good as my Mountain House brand. The deserts are very good. I know the calories are low for two but I supplement with energy bars, nuts, and other snacks throughout my hikes as normal routine. I recommend letting the meals steam at least two or three more minutes than the package recommends, especially anything with noodles or rice, the same as my Mountain House. STP has much better pricing than REI, who also carries the meals.
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Reviewed by Mary Packing from California on Wednesday, June 12, 2013When I purchased these meals, there was not a full disclosure of ingredients. I looked at the usual ingredients on their website, which seemed good, so I purchased the pack. Aside from the modified food starch, the breakfasts and dinners are pretty wholesome, but the desserts are horrific. THEY ALL CONTAIN HYDROGENATED OIL AND MANY CONTAIN HIGH-FRUCTOSE CORN SYRUP. To those of you who don't care, go for it, they're delicious, but for those of you who do care, you will probably have to gift the desserts to a distant acquaintance. Aside from the deserts, they are tasty and practical. Even the eggs came out well. To the reviewer amazed at the colesterol content in the egg breakfasts - have you looked at eggs lately? Just eating two eggs puts you over the RDA for cholesterol. But that egg yolk is great for you, providing all kinds of nutrients you need, especially as a vegetarian (in this vegetarian meal pack). Also, I don't think there is too much salt. It tasted just right to me. After hiking all day, I sometimes want something even saltier.
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Reviewed by Bob 101 from NW Oregon on Tuesday, May 07, 2013I get these prepackaged meal packs every year or so to be used for quick meal plans for "unplanned" backpack trips. I use a meal pack for a 3 day hike when I have someone with me to share or I get 5-6 days with careful measuring to give myself 2 meals from a 2 person serving. This is not a complete meal pack to my way of thinking. What is missing: There is now trail mix or trail bars to munch on while you are hiking - be sure to pack these extra for yourself. There is no drink mix - be sure pack your own hot coco, coffee, tea, Gatorade, etc. As a side note: I am not a big fan of packaged dehydrated meals. I eat them because they are convenient, light weight, and fast. They frequently have more salt added to them than I like.
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Reviewed by Frodo from Tennessee on Monday, March 11, 2013We purchased this meal pack for our BOBs (Bug Out Bags). It's a great deal and they actually taste good!
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Reviewed by shiho from thunder bay on Saturday, March 02, 2013I have used brand before nd was very pleased this 3 day pack is great idea as it puts good variety together looking forward to using -and saving big bucks over buying individually
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Question “The description specifies Katmandu curry, Louisiana red beans and rice, and Lasagna, but the photo shows other entrees and in answer to a question calorie content was provided for Pad Thai, Wild west chili and lasagna. Which entrees are actually included?”
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Question “When do these expire? Someone had asked that previously and the answer was 2012.”
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Answer The expiration date is 2015, the manufactured date is 2012.
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Question “What are the expiration dates? Will these items be out dated if purchased 11/2012?”
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Answer Expiration dates for the meal packs are September and October of 2015.
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Question “What is the expiration date?”
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Answer The items I checked on are good until 2012.
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Question “I see these are sent only wihtin the u.s. n Im in New Zealand. Any chance to get them sent over here as anything sealed n processed as these have been MAF wont open n would not be an issue.”
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Answer We can only send them in the US per regulations.
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Question “What is the total combined weight?”
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Answer The total weight is 4 lbs 4 oz.
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Question “has anyone who is lactose intolerant tried this product?”
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Answer I had the Italian Pasta dish last weekend, more or less the lasagna I imagine, and had a pretty rough time with it...However, my intolerance for soy is much worse than that for dairy, and, I didn't realize until later, this meal had Texturized Vegetable Protein in it--I'm pretty sure that was the big offender for me.
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Question “What is the expiration date on these? Want to make sure it hasnt expired.”
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Answer The items I checked on are good until 2012.
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Question “What is the total calorie content of the item?”
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Answer The following is the calorie breakdown:|Scrambled Eggs with Bacon (Soy) Bits - 250|Huevos Rancheros - 220|Granola with Blueberries and Milk - 280|Pad Thai - 460|Wild West Chili -360|Lasagna - 390|Vegetable Medley - 70|Garlic Herb Mashed Potatoes - 170|Sicilian Mixed Vegetables - 300|Cheese Cake - 270|Hot Apple Cobbler - 280|Mocha Mousse Pie - 200
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Question “Do these contain any Hydrogenated oils?”
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Answer Some of these are partially hydrogenated.
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