Vegan Backpacking Meals + Snacks
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2024
- Today I'm really excited to share with you some of my favorite vegan backpacking meals and snacks! Comment below with your favorite vegan meals and snacks when you're on the trail, and be sure to subscribe to stay updated on my latest videos.
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Thank You for all the tips!
Love this video! I would love to see more videos on vegan hiking food. I’d also love to see some gear videos. Great channel. Keep it up!
Healthy snacks that are soft
This is awesome. I'm vegan/GF and there aren't a lot of comprehensive videos about this that I've found. Also, thinking TVP might work with the shepherd's pie. Cheers!
this actually gives me some great ideas for a food to eat on a daily basis
You are the best. So much condensed info
Great info! Thanks for sharing.
Wow thanks for all this info. I'm vegan, and just starting to look into backpacking.
Awesome ideas for me to try!! Thanks :)
I would love to see a vegan camping RUclips about sleeping bags brands that use synthetic fibers, and other vegan accessories and tool suggestions
Very interesting! Maybe showing the food you're talking about or even better showing the meals preparations can help the communication and the interest to arrive at the end of the video ;) thank you for the several tips!
Thank you for the info. I am a vegetarian who enjoys hiking and I am unsure what kind of food I should pack.
Very helpful!
Young lady...you are awesome! My fiance and I are purchasing a dehydrator for food storage and your idea about ordering Indian food and dehydrating it is sorcery-level. My mind was blown...never even occurred to me. Many, many thanks.
Thanks so much! My 15 year old son and I are planning our first backpacking trip for his 18th birthday and was really concerned about what we were supposed to eat!
Very useful info. Thank You!
Just discovered your channel. Great tips and suggestions. Will definitely check some of these items. Thanks and greetings from Colorado Springs!
Great video. I've been researching backpacking meals but they all seem to be eating junk food. 2 min noodles etc. This is the first nutritional food that I could actually sustain on for a few days hiking Great job. Recipes are always great and maybe a video on how to dehydrate a few different types of meals. I've just bought a dehydrator but i've only dried fruit in it, not actual evening meals. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much I’m glad you found it helpful!
Loooove this video! Thank you!!
Hi! This was so helpful, thank you for posting!
I used to hike alot since a teen, stopped for like 3 years.. started back up again since pandemic / when county opened trails back up again. I'm planning full day hikes now & I was wondering what to pack for food and snacks, so glad I came across your video! Soon will start backpacking as well.
Must echo the fruit in the oatmeal. I dehydrate a lot of food, and the fruit comes together nicely with the oatmeal
This is the most comprehensive advice I’ve seen. This is awesome!
I'd love to see more of these videos! Perfect timing finding this video, I just posted a vegan backpacking food myself! This was helpful, I'm always looking for ideas for vegan backpacking food! Just subbed 😊
I skip lunch like that too
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO! Planning my first overnight trip and looking for vegan meal ideas. I feel like this video was made for me lol oats need help being good and hiking and food are two of my favorite things on Earth 💪🌱😍
Thank you! I am about to head out on a short trip and this was incredibly helpful!
Very well done and informative. Thank you!
Thanks for making this video! I’m vegan-planning a thru-hike and am looking for inspiration for trail meals. I don’t have a dehydrator (though I’d love to jump in and figure it out) but I’d love to see how you take a pre-made meal like the Indian food you referenced and turn it into a meal for your hike.
Amazing video! Thank you sooooo much for this info!
You should provide a link to some of the typical ready to go lunches and other "rare" ingredients that aren't typically bought. Great content!
Some great meals and ideas:) TY!
Awesome! Thank you
Great ideas! Thanks!
So many goodies! 😋
Cacao nibs are a great addition to oats.😋
Thank you for this video I wanted to know if I could eat those packaged without warming them up if I'm in the field.
Girl, check out HU. (Vegan chocolate)
Just found this video after searching for some plant based meals I can take to the field…I’m in the army. Nice recommendations…any other foods/snacks you would recommend that are like “shelf stable” for 3-4 days. Stuff that can just be stored in a ruck bag an taken out to eat without to much concern?…
How do you used the dehydrator for salsa and curries when they are liquid? Thanks.
Just spread it in a thin layer on a baking sheet with edges on either parchment paper or a rubber baking mat!
@@WanderingTheGap Thanks
This was very helpful. I contracted AlphaGal (meat/dairy allergy from tick bite) and I can no longer eat anything that contains mammal ingredients. It has been tricky from a hiking perspective to carry a good variety of food while avoiding cows. Seems the food industry like to hide cows in almost everything. I have found that Kosher foods labeled PARVE to be a good source. Cool channel.
Wow - that’s crazy to hear, but thanks so much for your feedback. I’m glad this video was helpful!
Be sure to check the labels on PARVE items - parve food doesn't have meat or dairy, but may include egg or fish.
Pretty useless comment but your voice is vert nice and enjoyable to hear!
Great! I commend you …..and Consider adding in more raw foods when possible 👍🏽👍👍🏻👍🏾
chocolate above seventy fice percent cacao doesn't melt
I've only done one backpacking trip. I want to learn more. Why do you have all that dehydrated food when you have to add water to it to make it edible? Why not just bring something that already has the water in it? Of course it's heavier but don't you have to carry your water anyway?
Dehydrated food tends to last longer and even with adding water to rehydrate it still typically weighs less than other meal pouches and snacks, but it’s really personal preference and how much weight you’re willing to carry!
True if you have to carry your water the whole distance, but that's rarely the case,especially on multi day hikes. ✌️
drip drop is the best electrolyte - oral rehydration solution available
How do you dehydrate Indian dish.
I have a dehydrator I use at home! You can also do it in the oven, there are instructions online.
Try being a vegan backpacker that has no teeth. Very limited options.