Many preppers on a tight budget may be tempted to keep a stock of instant Ramen noodles on hand for use as a quick food in emergencies. A staple food of many broke young adults through their college and early… Continue Reading
As Paranoid Prepper recently pointed out, camping foods can be great choices for emergency kits, particularly portable ones. Some of the easiest to carry, cook, and actually eat are freeze-dried backpacker meals. Here we review one of these by Wise,… Continue Reading
Lasagna. Add boiling water, wait 15, eat. Do these things go together? Backpacker’s Pantry pouch meals are a nice choice for lightweight Real food requiring nothing but boiling water. Since we have Kelly Kettles (reviewed here), making these things is… Continue Reading
This is one of those 1-2 servings, just add hot water, backpacker pouch meals. They’re available at about $7 a pouch. Ease of use I like these pouches for ‘go-bag’ foods, as they’re light and pack pretty small but offer… Continue Reading
Backpacker’s Pantry makes a line of dehydrated foods packed into foil pouches. You add boiling water to the pouch, stir, seal it up for 15-20 min, and it’s ready to eat. These are good for emergency bag food (light and… Continue Reading