Top picks for trail meals, snacks and beverages.
Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Email FOOD BAG Trail Food Taste-Off is Coming! Tired of eating the same ol’ thing on trail? Next week, we’re kicking off our second Trail Food Taste-Off. This is our monthlong feature series where we bite the bullet for you by sampling a variety of new and under-the-radar trail foods (the …
Prepackaged meals can be real hit-or-miss. After all, there’s not much worse than having to choke down a nasty pouch of unappetizing slop after a long day on trail. Actually, there is: having to pack out a heavy, uneaten pouch of unappetizing slop. That’s why it’s always good to taste-test your meal selections at home …
We’re getting close to the end of our Trail Food Taste-Off series with just two more categories to go. This week, we’re veering away from food items and featuring a variety of beverages to enjoy on the trail and in camp. And while cold, clear mountain spring water is truly delicious, sometimes you just need …
There is no end to the variety of trail treats available—bars, candy, GORP, etc.—but even many of the tried-and-true classics can get monotonous after eating them for multiple days. Or weeks. In this round of our Trail Food Taste-Off, our panel sampled some out-of-the-ordinary snack options that bring a refreshing, tasty and often much-desired change …
It’s week #3 in our Trail Food Taste-Off series. In this round, we’re sharing our picks for protein items, namely meat snacks and nut butters. Foods packed with energy-rich fats and proteins are good for endurance, longevity and maintaining muscle strength.* But they also need to taste good and sit well in the stomach—this means no …
When it comes to trail snack bars, there’s almost as many options to choose from as there are trees in the forest. Sure, you can load up on the tried-and-true classics, but after a few days—or weeks—of the same ol’ thing, those repetitive—and often uneaten—bars start weighing down your pack. As part of our recent Trail Food …