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Wild Zora has introduced recently two new flavors of their soup packets. (For the other three flavors, see here for our review). Both new flavors have reasonable levels of sodium, are gluten-free, no added sugar, paleo and keto friendly, and are nightshade (no tomatoes), soy and peanut/tree nut free. They are AIP friendly (Auto Immune… Continue reading Meal Review: 2 New Wild Zora Soups
As the long time readers of Trailcooking well know....I don't have a love affair with the Mountain House brand. It was what drove me to developing hundreds and hundreds of recipes. For the first years of my backpacking I often had MH meals in my backpack, I ate them often 4 weekends a month. Then… Continue reading Commercial Meal Review: Simple Sensations by Mountain House
I am a sucker for ads on Instagram for sampler packs, where for a few dollars for shipping you get a nice bundle to try out. Sometimes the stuff sucks, but then I find huge superstars I will keep buying. Legendary Foods is one of those. The sampler deal shows on both Facebook and Instagram,… Continue reading Food Review: Legendary Foods
Wild Roots Foods has a powdered egg being sold at Costco locations in the PNW currently. It comes in a box of 6 6-ounce packets. Each packet is approximately 13 eggs. It can be found on Amazon for those not in the PNW of the US. I am always hesitant with powdered eggs. Some are… Continue reading Trail Food Review: Wild Roots Foods Powdered Eggs
A few years back I created a noodle bowl, the Edamame Noodle Bowl. I updated the recipe today, to reflect some products I enjoy using. New products have come out since this recipe was created, and the choices for ingredients for backpacking meals have never been this large, or so easily attainable! The story of… Continue reading Revisiting the Edamame Noodle Bowl
