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Menu Maker
Not sure how to eat right on the trail? You're in luck. We've taken the liberty of coming up with the perfect plan for breakfast, lunch, and dinner—for just about every situation. So break out your inner chef and get cooking. You'll be eating like royalty in no time.
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- Food & nutrition |
- Recipes |
- Food |
- Breakfast Camping Recipes
- Appetizer Camping Recipes
- Dinner Camping Recipes
- Winter Camping Recipes
- Week-Long Backpacking Menu
- Weekend Menu: Vegetarian
- Weekend Menu: Simple Meal Preparation
- Weekend Menu: Campsite Gourmet
- Day Hike Menu: Ultralight
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READERS COMMENTS
I'm not going to tell you what to eat but how to eat.
BREAKFAST: High protein/carb menu w/plenty of water.
BRUNCH: Small protein/fruit snack w/water.
LUNCH: Protein w/low carbs and water.
SNACK: Small protein w/fruit and water.
DINNER: Fish, vegetables, fruit. Keep dinner light. DRINK WATER.
I'm not going to tell you what to eat but how to eat.
BREAKFAST: High protein/carb menu w/plenty of water.
BRUNCH: Small protein/fruit snack w/water.
LUNCH: Protein w/low carbs and water.
SNACK: Small protein w/fruit and water.
DINNER: Fish, vegetables, fruit. Keep dinner light. DRINK WATER.
It wont open the link for simple weekends it just takes me to the home page. Is there a link?
They have specialty meals at philmont you can reguest
They have specialty meals at philmont you can reguest
unfortunately for a magazine that is titled backpacker - pure fluff - doesn't even scratch the surface and by no means a 101
I can see the packing lists, but not any menus. Is there a glitch.
It seems the link for the weekend menu simple meal preparation is not working
im currently plannin a trip for my whole family when i get back form iraq (me my wife and two kids 5 and 30 what would be a good menu to put together for 5 days in the smokeys
You may consider makeing your own granola without seeds, nuts . Use for breakfast n snacks
Cheese n precooked bacon on a bagel
I have a 6'5 120# son about to embark on 10 days hiking in Philmont. He is allergic to ALL nuts, peanuts and seeds...any recommendations for nutrition.
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