Anyone Try This Food-Kit Option?

[Larry Bartlett]

http://www.adventureappetites.com/collections/ready-to-ship-dinners-1

Looks pretty slick for those who don't prepack all their own foods. Might be a better option for busy hunters who don't care for Mountain House dehydrated meals.

Curious if anyone has used this company yet?

larry

 

[dotman]

They look interesting but kinda pricey.

 

[colonel00]

I remember reading about this before and people liked it. Would be a great option for anyone that can pick it up locally. Unfortunately the price almost doubles for shipped product and that is before shipping so I agree they are pretty pricey. May have to pick some up when I am up there next year though.

Oh, the other downside was you had to have a large kitchen kit. Still, great idea for base camp meals.

 

[endorice]

Kinda frustrating when freeze dried food providers only give you a 2 serving option.

 

[Larry Bartlett]

Roger that. Agreed, pricey. By the time I buy 12-days of backcountry food, cost for 2.5-lbs of food per day costs roughly $125-$150 said and done.

Just curious. Thanks for the feedback, guys.

larry