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Parked Out
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I've taken the 1/3lb frozen hamburger patties from Costco and smoked them in my Big Chief smoker, they're not great but they seem to last pretty well. I ate some last summer after they'd been sitting in a hot parked vehicle for a couple of days with no ill effects ("your results may vary"). The 1/3lb patties are 93% lean but I might experiment with 80/20 in the hope that they have a little more flavor.
Also, I contributed to a Kickstarter campaign recently for "The Carnivore Bar," I think they'll be available this summer sometime. Hopefully they're edible and not too expensive.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/carnivorebar/the-carnivore-bar
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RandyHiker
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| I may have to see if dehydrating ground beef makes a good base for pemmican. Pemmican that keeps requires jerky that is much drier than Oboy Oberto, particularly if one isn't using a ton of salt. |
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Dante
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Parked Out
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| RandyHiker wrote: |
| I may have to see if dehydrating ground beef makes a good base for pemmican. Pemmican that keeps requires jerky that is much drier than Oboy Oberto, particularly if one isn't using a ton of salt. |
I made a batch of pemmican last year, it was pretty labor-intensive. If you could do it with dehydrated ground beef it would be way easier.
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Parked Out
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Just looked at the chicken & broccoli, $14 for 540 calories, ouch.
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Dante
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| LOL. I didn't even look at the prices. Yikes. |
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Parked Out
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| Dante wrote: |
| LOL. I didn't even look at the prices. Yikes. |
The Carnivore Bars will probably be in the same ballpark. Apparently some people have a lot of extra money to spend on trail food!
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Kat
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| 63% sodium in the Italian Meatballs?? (nextmile). huh. |
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RandyHiker
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| Kat wrote: |
| 63% sodium in the Italian Meatballs?? (nextmile). huh. |
Beef tacos are worse with 1960mg of sodium, 85% of RDA. Not for those on low sodium diets. Maybe nextmile figured you'll be sweating a lot. |
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Backpacker Joe
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I have a Harvest Right freeze dryer. They are incredible. Its so nice to be able to make and dry your own meals.
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RandyHiker
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| Backpacker Joe wrote: |
I have a Harvest Right freeze dryer. They are incredible. Its so nice to be able to make and dry your own meals.
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At $2K for a freeze drier -- You've got to make over 142 meals to break even with the lastmile stuff or 500 meals compared to the Mountain House meals purchased at CostCo.
Wait -- do you live in Suncadia ??? |
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Kat
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| That is cool - but pricy! BPJ - what kind of meals are you freeze drying with that? |
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BigBrunyon
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I just watched a survival show and guys were passin' out from malnutrition! I'd be very weary of this diet approach in wild.
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Backpacker Joe
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| BigBrunyon wrote: |
| I just watched a survival show and guys were passin' out from malnutrition! I'd be very weary of this diet approach in wild. |
LOL. One time I was hiking from Chetwoot over to Gold lake. I was pushing myself really hard. I had skipped lunch and I was dehydrated. I stopped to sit down on a rock and rest. I passed out. When I woke it was around 2am, I was shivering and very disoriented. 
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Cyclopath
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| All you need are sticks of butter. There loaded with fat and don't have any of the devil's carbs. |
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