Top 5 Food bars while backpacking

[Speaks]

Oh, I see - more like summer sausage or pepperoni.

Yea like a venison sausage with no casing that requires no refrigeration.

 

[go_deep]

I make homemade monster bars, double peanut butter, double oatmeal.

 

[2ski]

Mtn ops ignite, Anabar's, Sour Patch Kids, Peak Refuel, and Ramen.

These are always in my daily when backpack elk hunting.

The new sour patch kids glow in the dark under a black light. So you can pull double duty and use them to mark trail in the dark.

Lara lemon
Pro bar protien peanut butter
Pro bar meal bar, any
That's it, fruit bar
Snickers pecan

Have you tried the new Snickers Butterscotch?

Bobo bar (full size)
Dave’s Killer Bread Amped Up bars
Pro bars
Kate’s bars
Off the farm

Thank you! I heard Snyder mention off the farm the other day on the podcast but couldn't remember what they were called. I was thinking off the hill or something and my Google searches didn't turn up anything.

For anyone looking for something better for you in the jerky/stick area Stryve jerky is pretty good and doesn't have a ton of ingredients or sugar. One of the owners is an former O lineman than wanted to eat healthier when he retired. Dude is cut now. First Pharm sticks are good with little in them too. I've seen them at scheels. And honestly check out Fatty meat sticks for something without all the crap of say a slim Jim.

 

[D_wit22]

Off the farm prices are a little ridiculous. Holy smokes!

 

[butcherboy]

Lara bars, honey stingers, jerky, trail mix with peanut butter M&M’s. Also carry some kind of summer sausage or
Bologna on a roll with spicey mustard or horseradish. The jerky and sausage I make myself.

 

[bjack6755]

Transparent Labs protein bars are really good. I’m burned out on bars and mostly eat other snacks but these are worth trying. Good quality ingredients and taste better than most imo.

 

[Jake T]

Big Sur bars are pretty great

 

[eyeguy]

I mostly just make up a bag of cashews, Raisins, dried cranberrys, dried apricots almonds and peanut mnm's to keep my spirits up if a tough hunt! salami and jerky and an apple if just on a day hunt. home made protein powder, peanut butter, honey, chocolate chips and oatmeal balls are good too. patrick smith the original kifaru guy had something called patricks casserole that is cooked dried burger, spicy tomato paste in a can, cooked and dried broccoli, cilantro, cous cous, onions and peppers.Thats all dehydrated after cooking and can be rehydrated and is good or its surprisingly edible just dry.

 

[platinumsqueeze4]

I mostly just make up a bag of cashews, Raisins, dried cranberrys, dried apricots almonds and peanut mnm's to keep my spirits up if a tough hunt! salami and jerky and an apple if just on a day hunt. home made protein powder, peanut butter, honey, chocolate chips and oatmeal balls are good too. patrick smith the original kifaru guy had something called patricks casserole that is cooked dried burger, spicy tomato paste in a can, cooked and dried broccoli, cilantro, cous cous, onions and peppers.Thats all dehydrated after cooking and can be rehydrated and is good or its surprisingly edible just dry.

Jerky and dehydrated beans my to go

 

[judders87]

Paydays. No chocolate mess and satisfy the sweet and salty craving.

 

[CoWapiti]

Recently bought some of the honey bare bars and vanilla bare bars to try. I was intrigued by the minimal ingredients and 20g protein. They are very interesting. Super rich and texture isn't quite what I expected, but I think they'll grow on me. A little pricey at 4.20 a piece but I'll only be taking them on hunts and backpacking trips.