TRAIL MEALS

[Tigermark]

they make a coffee press for it https://www.amazon.com/Jetboil-COF075-Coffee-Press-Accessory/dp/B000NM8O8U/?tag=sxsweb24-20
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Thanks buddy! Already in the cart You know how cranky I am without coffee

 

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[100Acre]

These are some of the companies I've purchased FD foods from in the past. Some come in pouches and some in #10 cans. Only just recently I went into an REI and other camping stores to discover there are a few more companies to add to the mix.

Freeze Dried Food | Freeze Dried & Dehydrated Breakfast, Entree's, & Desserts
Freeze Dried Food | Mountain House
Survival Food & Emergency Food Storage | Wise Food Storage
https://www.amazon.com/Natural-High/b/?tag=sxsweb24-20
Thrive Life - A more convenient way to prepare your meals.
Emergency Food Storage | Augason Farms

 

[popeye]

Thanks buddy! Already in the cart You know how cranky I am without coffee

Spoken like someone from Washington


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[Cuoutdoors]

Great write up - I know you have been recommending one of these to me since Overland and I have to say this is pretty perfect for the trail
If you were to buy again which one would you get?

What are your favorite meals you have found?

Pretty soon we are going to have to have a sub forum for Gourmet trail food and camp cooking

I wasn't sure how much I would use it so I went with the jet boil to save $50. If I did it again I'd get the MSR just because it is the best and I have a complex that needs to be fed lol. It also has a bigger cup to use seperate that I like.

I'd sell mine if somebody wants it. But both are very good units. If someone is just using it for trail rides the jetboil is the way to go.

I'll post some pics of my favorite meals.

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[BeerMonkey]

@Cuoutdoors how long does it take the stove to cool down enough to pack back up?

We rode with some guys at RRB one year that decided to have lunch when we got lost off some logging trails. They pulled out a charcoal grill...sausage, kielbasa, bologna, hot dogs, and various other grill foods and ate for about an hour....we were pissed finally we told them we were leaving with or without them. since then we haven't ridden with them but i have seen pictures of their rides with a full on shrimp saute going on trail side. im all for hot food, but im more of an ammo can strapped to the header pipe heating up my burrito than a trail side emril

.......BAM!

 

[nbomar]

@Cuoutdoors how long does it take the stove to cool down enough to pack back up?

We rode with some guys at RRB one year that decided to have lunch when we got lost off some logging trails. They pulled out a charcoal grill...sausage, kielbasa, bologna, hot dogs, and various other grill foods and ate for about an hour....we were pissed finally we told them we were leaving with or without them. since then we haven't ridden with them but i have seen pictures of their rides with a full on shrimp saute going on trail side. im all for hot food, but im more of an ammo can strapped to the header pipe heating up my burrito than a trail side emril

.......BAM!

We cooked burgers and dogs on the trail this weekend at rrb. The stove cools off fairly fast after though. I did 12 burgers on our little portable grill and by the time I got someone to eat all of them, I was able to package everything up and put it in the back of @my99svt Ride for transport. He did talk me out of putting the propane bottle inside the grill in case it was too hot. Probably would have been fine but we err’d on the side of caution.


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[Cuoutdoors]

@Cuoutdoors how long does it take the stove to cool down enough to pack back up?

We rode with some guys at RRB one year that decided to have lunch when we got lost off some logging trails. They pulled out a charcoal grill...sausage, kielbasa, bologna, hot dogs, and various other grill foods and ate for about an hour....we were pissed finally we told them we were leaving with or without them. since then we haven't ridden with them but i have seen pictures of their rides with a full on shrimp saute going on trail side. im all for hot food, but im more of an ammo can strapped to the header pipe heating up my burrito than a trail side emril

.......BAM!

Honestly about 2 minutes. After I pour the boiling water in the bag I only wait a minute or 2 and then put everything away while the noodles in my food cook. It cools extremely fast.

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[GlockMeister]

We cooked burgers and dogs on the trail this weekend at rrb. The stove cools off fairly fast after though. I did 12 burgers on our little portable grill and by the time I got someone to eat all of them, I was able to package everything up and put it in the back of @my99svt Ride for transport. He did talk me out of putting the propane bottle inside the grill in case it was too hot. Probably would have been fine but we err’d on the side of caution.


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Love my little propane grill...its easy to pack and cools down quick too.

 

[my99svt]

We cooked burgers and dogs on the trail this weekend at rrb. The stove cools off fairly fast after though. I did 12 burgers on our little portable grill and by the time I got someone to eat all of them, I was able to package everything up and put it in the back of @my99svt Ride for transport. He did talk me out of putting the propane bottle inside the grill in case it was too hot. Probably would have been fine but we err’d on the side of caution.


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For some reason I didn't want a potential ticking time bomb behind me!

 

[drfubar]

Thanks buddy! Already in the cart You know how cranky I am without coffee

You're cranky all the time, coffee or not.

 

[sharp]

You're cranky all the time, coffee or not.

@Tigermark probably drinks expresso mocha latte cappuccino with whipped cream now that he lives on the west coast with his pinky finger straight out every time he sips. Lol

 

[drfubar]

@Tigermark probably drinks expresso mocha latte cappuccino with whipped cream now that he lives on the west coast with his pinky finger straight out every time he sips. Lol

Just spit my Black Rifle Black Coffee all over the counter Mike! Thanks.

 

[GlockMeister]

@Tigermark probably drinks expresso mocha latte cappuccino with whipped cream now that he lives on the west coast with his pinky finger straight out every time he sips. Lol

 

[Cuoutdoors]

Just spit my Black Rifle Black Coffee all over the counter Mike! Thanks.

How's their coffee? Their little gun bunny that bounces around in an American flag bikini to advertise it is nice to look at but it's kinda pricey for coffee isn't it?

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[Cuoutdoors]

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Hell that's how I drink my Bourbon

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[nbomar]

For some reason I didn't want a potential ticking time bomb behind me!

I guess we are all ok with Eddie driving behind us now since he doesn’t drive a Rzr??? That @captainjackrzr guy still can follow though. That’s a ticking time bomb too. LOL!


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[drfubar]

How's their coffee? Their little gun bunny that bounces around in an American flag bikini to advertise it is nice to look at but it's kinda pricey for coffee isn't it?

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Coffee is outstanding and although it may be a little more expensive I think spending less for something that's not as good is a waste of money. Try it, you'll like it. I like the "murderers out" the best.

 

[ALM76]

Coffee is outstanding and although it may be a little more expensive I think spending less for something that's not as good is a waste of money. Try it, you'll like it. I like the "murderers out" the best.

I second that!
I drink the "Just Black" and cant go without it. I'm in the "coffee club" which is a little cheaper per box. Also I believe part of the purchase goes toward Veteran charities and they sent skids of coffee to the deployed free recently.

 

[drfubar]

I second that!
I drink the "Just Black" and cant go without it. I'm in the "coffee club" which is a little cheaper per box. Also I believe part of the purchase goes toward Veteran charities and they sent skids of coffee to the deployed free recently.

Yes sir, the coffee club is the way to go.

 

[Tuco69]

I wasn't sure how much I would use it so I went with the jet boil to save $50. If I did it again I'd get the MSR just because it is the best and I have a complex that needs to be fed lol. It also has a bigger cup to use seperate that I like.

I'd sell mine if somebody wants it. But both are very good units. If someone is just using it for trail rides the jetboil is the way to go.

I'll post some pics of my favorite meals.

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Condition an price?