This year’s Outdoor Retailer (OR) Winter Market had a variety of snacks and fuel for the trail. Here’s a look at what impressed me along with one odd ball snack. The line of...
I’ve been having fun trying out a bunch of different foods to dehydrate. Apples and Kiwi came out delicious as well as meals such as vegetarian chili! This time I wanted to “sun...
Going stoveless was an easy decision for me to make for the John Muir Trail. I don’t have to carry a stove, fuel, or a cook pot. I’m not even carrying a cup or bowl. Cleanup...
When I’m on the trail, I love fruit. Buying dehydrated fruits can get really expensive. Thankfully it’s really easy to make your own! Choose and cut your apples. I used...
A while back I stumbled upon Ultralight Joe’s Moose Goo recipe and finally decided to give it a try. I made four different kinds of “Moose Goo”. The original recipe is as...
I officially decided that with the number of forest fires already occurring in California and the potential fuel bans, I would go stoveless. This means no cooked food (except for stops at...
Backpacking and food go together. Always. If you’re planning your next backpacking trip, you may find yourself dreaming about all the food you’re going to eat. You may be...
When it comes to eating on the trail, there are a thousand ways to do it. You could go minimalist and pack only no-cook meals, stock up on Mountain House pouches, or you could be stuck...
