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Meal Review: Good To Go Meal Cups

I kept seeing these meals in a cup from Good To Go in social menus ads, so I picked the variety pack to review. It was an 8 pack, with 4 varities. While sold as microwaveable meals in a cup, they come with directions for making with hot water. They are smaller versions of meals… Continue reading Meal Review: Good To Go Meal Cups

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Meal Review: Good To Go Cucumber Chaat Salad

We came across the no cook salads from Good To Go and picked up the Cucumber Chaat Salad to try out. I am always leery of dried cucumbers because you don't know if they'll be sliced or diced. But I am willing to experiment. It is heavy on the hemp hearts (seeds) for the 21… Continue reading Meal Review: Good To Go Cucumber Chaat Salad

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Commercial Meal Review: DeliciOats

DeliciOats is a family-owned small business that easily brings overnight oats to backpackers. They currently have 5 flavors in their lineup, and each flavor comes in a low-slung MRE-style mylar bag for easy prep and no dirty knuckles. You can make them at night and tuck them into your bear canister/Ursack, or make them with… Continue reading Commercial Meal Review: DeliciOats

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Commercial Meal Review: Poe & Co.

New to the freeze-dried/dehydrated meal scene is Poe & Co. Folk Foods. Their meals come in low-profile MRE style mylar bags and are single serving. The company is run by a married couple who are both chefs, who wanted to replicate on the trail. The meals are vegan, with 2 of their current 3 options… Continue reading Commercial Meal Review: Poe & Co.

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Food Review: uBu Hiker’s Hummus

Another win at the social media ad algorithm was seeing an ad for uBu Hiker's Hummus this past month. I clicked on the ad and saw a "starter pack" featuring four of their flavors. The company has six flavors in total, though their Roasted Garlic was out of stock, and the starter pack leaves out… Continue reading Food Review: uBu Hiker’s Hummus