What does your backcountry menu look like?

[Bulldawg]

Wondering what everybody else does for there ~2 pounds a day for food in the backcountry. Here's mine, still need some tweaking but it's pretty good for now, I essentially need more food.

Heathers Choice breakfast
Dried salami and baby bell cheese
Some kind of nuts whether pecans cashews or almonds
Epic Bar
Bobo Bar (something new I found at the grocery store they're pretty good)
Justin almond butter packet
Tuna packet
Two tortillas
Either a heathers choice dinner or a homemade dehydrated dinner


I need to add some more calories so if any of you guys have any ideas let me know! I might just eat two meals a day hahaha.

 

[mlob1one]

Toasted bagel sandwiches with peanut (or other nut) butter, bacon, and honey in a vac pack is a great one I always have with me.

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[Cant hit em]

Pop tarts and coffee
Protein bar and nuts
Chapada roll or bagel and Tuna
Beef jerky
Mt house
Lemonade packet and tequila to sleep good



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[MuleyFever]

Protein bars, fruit bars, trail mix, jerky. Just various bars mostly. Can get s days food in a quart Ziploc and take a couple big bags of some trail/granola mix and jerky. Stoped taking a stove a couple years ago.

 

[desertcj]

Blueberry crisp cliff bar for breakfast. Snickers or payday (snack). Lunch is salami, cheese and trail mix or nuts. Another snickers or payday for a snack and then a home dehydrated meal for dinner. To get more calories into a dinner, add olive oil or cheese when appropriate. I've also added slices of salami where it would fit as well.

 

[Dinger]

I try to DIY dehydrate where possible with spag bol sauce, packeroons, protien balls and jerky being my go to's.

Breakfast is a concoction of oats, protien powder, dried fruit, nuts, dark chocolate & milk powder.

Snacks are store bought or a mix of home dried fruit, nuts and dark chocolate.