Food
Main Meals
    How can you pack in a good meal?  I mean the things we want don't always fit in the pack.  I have packed in a frozen steak.  By the time it we were ready for the evening meal, I had a thawed steak ready for flame!  This works with hamberger also.
     For backpacking, I find that the MRE's work best for a main course.  Meals Ready to Eat provide a main entree, side snack, dessert, gum, candy, condiments, spoon, drink mix, and coffee.  Some even come with a heater to cook the meals. All you need is some water and you can eat hot without a pot or a fire!  
     David,  Kenny, and I go for the MRE's.  Greg goes for soups and rice mixtures.  They smell great and he says they taste wonderful.
    
Breakfast
    For me, breakfast was always easy.  Cream of Wheat or oatmeal was always easiest.  I have tried some of the MRE breakfasts and did not have much success finding what I wanted.  One trip, Wayne and Rick brought eggs.  They looked and smelled wonderful.  Our last trip I used the Apex II stove  to make pancakes.  Bisquick has a small container you add water to, shake, and pour.  Awsome!  I made eight large pancakes.  With the little travel bottles I bought, I was able to bring syrup and oil. (I did also put these in a Ziplock bag!)
Lunch
A few trips ago, Greg introduced me to tuna.  Now I have seen people bring a can of tuna backpacking.  But this tuna was in a bag.  I was thrilled.  Tunafish and crackers for lunch and no can!  This became a staple in my pack.  I also like the potted meat and crackers. 
    As always, I accept any suggestions or ideas to post on this site!
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