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Choosing high energy foods will provide you with satisfaction, stamina and good nutrition. It is important to pack enough to get you through strenuous activity, such as an outdoor hike. Count on needing to eat a mini-meal every couple…
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Healthy meals for camping are essential to providing the nutrition and level of energy necessary to enjoy the many outdoor activities possible during your stay. Because storing food in coolers on ice is not always possible for one rea…
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Preprocessed dehydrated ingredients and complete meals for a backpacking trip are easy to find. They're not as good as home-cooked meals but they weigh less and occupy little space. They're safe in extreme conditions but can include pr…
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Instead of buying pre-measured packages of dehydrated food for your next backpacking trip, dry it yourself. The most reliable way to dehydrate is in a food dehydrator you build or buy. With that appliance in your kitchen, you can buy f…
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Dehydrated foods, such as fruits and vegetables, have most of the moisture removed from them using heated, dry air to create a low moisture environment. Dehydrated foods are useful for camping and hiking because they are lighter and l…
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That a bar of chocolate tucked into your pack will last almost forever. The boost of fat and sugar energy is handy to have in an emergency or on a chilly night; but there are many other nonperishable foods well suited to a camper's nee…
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Camping is a time to enjoy the outdoors and a good meal around the campfire or grill. Camp cooking allows us to try our hand at roughing it and being one with Mother Nature. While many of us still want to eat regular foods from home,…
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Camping in the backcountry is an adventure and a challenge. You must deal with weather, wildlife, and technical terrain. Additionally, when backpacking, it's important to carefully plan for meals, as you'll be expending more energy tha…
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Going on a camping trip is a great way to take the great outdoors experience to its fullest, but it does present the issue of what food to take along. If you aren't very familiar with camp cooking, figuring out what the best food choic…
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Whether you're just returning from a Brazilian hiking adventure, or you simply want to enjoy the traditional Brazilian feast, you're in luck. There are plenty of Brazilian restaurants in California. From its signature "meat parade" to…
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Known for the International Film Festival that occurs each May, Cannes also is home to beautiful beaches and a vibrant, cosmopolitan sailing community. A perfect day in Cannes may include exploring the city's seaside markets for fresh…
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RV camping allows more options in food choices than backpacking or tent camping. Having the luxury of a stove, refrigerator and storage space means you can prepare most of the same meals you cook at home. Take the amount of people you…
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"Trail mix" is appropriately named, since the classic trail mix combination of nuts, dried fruits and chocolates is calorie-dense, packing a lot of energy into a small package. For the backpacker, ever mindful of how many supplies and…
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Trail mix is a classic food source for backpackers because the contents are lightweight, preserved and calorie-dense foods, such as nuts, dried fruits and vegetables and chocolate. While a hungry backpacker hauling 50 lbs. or more over…
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In commercial freeze drying, foods are flash frozen and dried in a vacuum to convert internal moisture from a solid to a gas without passing through the liquid state. This process preserves nutrients in the food and makes it hard to te…
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