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Alateixe     Reply with quote
I am taking my wife camping for Saturday and Sunday.

What food can l pack that needs no refrigeration?

Also, it is her first time camping but not mine.
Beert     Reply with quote
l just went camping for the first time too. Try 2 E.L. Fudge striped cookies with a melted marshmallow in between. A thousand times better than a regular smore! Have fun!
Star Rider     Reply with quote
You can cook up a feast for her - and it will be really good. Sounds like you must be backpacking - so no cooler at all?

If so, check out http://freezerbagcooking.com The site has lots of great ideas using instant foods and canned or pouch proteins (tuna, chicken, etc.)

Have fun!
User     Reply with quote
Try Backpackers Pantry all you need is hot water. Call 800 - 641 - 0500 . or BACKPACKERSPANTRY.COM
They are really good and easy
Coach     Reply with quote
try freeze dried foods or MRE's. Most sporting goods stores such as Dick is or Cabela is have these, and you might even find some at Wal-Mart.
Kim     Reply with quote
Mre there a wide select . So you wo not get bored witht the food. As any sporting goods store. Should have camp meals, that you just heat up.
Lostyo     Reply with quote
Freeze-dried or canned foods (potatoes, tuna, ham, etc.). You can also bring slim jims and cooked bacon in the vacuum-sealed packs. I've also brought take-out chinese food which has so much MSG on it that it wo not go bad either. Crackers, nuts, granola bars, cereal bars, trail mix, pringles are good for snacks.
Bobyer     Reply with quote
l am assuming u r packing & not car camping, so will list some light foods.

*Cheese - Guda, Edam whatever is packaged in wax works. Really, any hard cheese should be fine for a two day trip.
*Smoked Salmon - Some needs refrigeration & some does not depending on how it was cooked. My wife & l always have smoked salmon & cheese on our favorite crackers whether we r dayhiking, backpacking, or just picnicing
*If u have a dehydrater, u can dehydrate some homemade chili or marianara sauce. Combine with noodles of choice, & gourmet on the trail.
*Instant mashed potatoes with seasoning packet by Betty Crocker?
*Whiskey or bourbon
*Nuts
*Lipton makes some decent sides. Pastas & rices.
*Powdered milk & cereal for B'fast
Kickshaw     Reply with quote
Pineapple in a can. Bean&weenes. Fruits in can. There is alot of things you can take just go to store and look what on shelfs and see what is in a can and you can take that. Breads. cookies. the list can go on. Have fun.
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