Food: No Cooking

A section in Chapter 3 of the book:
Prep Lists for Camping, Hiking, and Backpacking

Meats/Protein

Small packages recommended, less than 3 ounces each

• Jerky
• Sausages
• Pepperoni
• Tuna Pouches
• Chicken Pouches

For safety from wild animals and to avoid scavenger animals,
remember to properly dispose of smelly containers after use.

• Nuts & Seeds: peanuts, cashews, pine nuts, macadamia nuts
• Peanut Butter in jars, packets, or zip-tight plastic bag
  …mix with Jelly Packets on Crackers or in sandwiches
• Hard Cheese

Vegetables

• Baby Carrots
• Broccoli Heads
• Cauliflower Heads
• Celery (great with peanut butter)

Starch & Sweets

• Fresh Fruit
• Breads, Buns, Muffins, Pastries, Bagels, etc.
• Trail Mix (GORP)
• Granola Bars or Mixes
• Energy Bars, Protein Bars
• Fruit Cups, Applesauce Cups, Pudding Cups
• Dried Fruit
• Dry Cereal Cups
• Crackers, Peanut Butter Crackers, Pretzels, Snacks
• Cookies, S’mores kit or chocolate/marshmallow/grahams
• Roast starburst candies over an open campfire

Drinks

Adding flavor to lukewarm water makes it more enjoyable.

• Kool-Aid
• Crystal Light
• Gatorade Drink Mix
• Punch Drink Mixes
• Lemonade
• Tang
• Nido dried milk mix (great with breakfast cereal)

Remember that you need to drink more than usual when hiking outdoors.

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