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Beef jerky. Can't go wrong with that. I take it in my pack everytime I go hunting. Works for me anyway. 
Pasta and rice keeps well, you can get dried meals that you add water or milk too and you just heat it up and scoff the lot! Get some whole salami that you can skewer and cook over the fire, bacon keeps well if you get proper stuff from a farm shop. Take some bannock mix, dried eggs from tesco, milk powder and brew making kit. Cheese is a nice one for when staying out. So long as you take small packs of cheese, it will be OK as you can get little packs of gouda, enough for one meal.
The best thing is to prowl the aisles of the local shopping centre, you find all sorts!
The best thing is to prowl the aisles of the local shopping centre, you find all sorts!
Fruit! Apples, grapes, nuts and raisins, good trail food! My dad called it GORP: Good Old Raisins and Peanuts!
Good idea. I know here we can buy trail mix in large bags. It has peanuts, raisins, pieces of chocolate, almonds, etc.
andyn
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Whatever you like to drink? Tea, coffee, fruit teas, hot chocolate sachets, sugar, etc etc.
Air tight tubs with clip lids work well for me.
If you need food for the week a mix of short life and long life food would is fine. Obviously use the raw ingredients first and the airsealed or preserved stuff next
jars of sauces are good
pasta
rice
couscous
Salami
smoked ham
bacon
sausages
steak (for first night - YUM)
Some veg will be useful
Museli mixed with milk powder makes an easy breakfast that just needs water
eggs
cheese
couple of small uht milk cartons
pitta bread
naan breads
bannock
spices/herbs/garlic/onion
Chocolate or any "treat" food for when you need a little boost, trail mix is good, dried fruit etc
Brew kit is simply what you get in the kitchen, but smaller! Some teabags, some coffee, some sugar, some milk, in either powder form or condensed. A few oxo cubes for a beefy warming drink, and maybe a few cupasoups. Try getting some plastic screw lid type containers such as small nalgene containers, less chance of an explosion and coffee covered sleeping bag!
Even if you don't drink tea and or coffee, it's worth taking some. You never know who may visit your site and it is always polite to offer a drink!
Even if you don't drink tea and or coffee, it's worth taking some. You never know who may visit your site and it is always polite to offer a drink!
you can get some "brunches" - which are potato and bacon or potato, mushroom and bacon, in packs similar to the army rat pack meals - you get them from sainsburys for about a quid a packet (though that was a couple of years ago) - if you live in dewsbury, I can tell you which aisle it used to be on
Also recommended - pot noodle - but take the solid bit of noodle out of the pot, with the sauces, and wrap it in cling film - it takes up a quarter of the room this way. Just make it in your cooking pot when you need it.
Also recommended - pot noodle - but take the solid bit of noodle out of the pot, with the sauces, and wrap it in cling film - it takes up a quarter of the room this way. Just make it in your cooking pot when you need it.
ok thanks, will make up a brew kit tonight and will have to go shopping to get the rest, what sort of cooking equipment should i take ? i have a 12cm billy and a swedish army trangia, obviously a frying pan would be usefull but i dont know if we can have fires each to cook on, what do ya reckon ?
leon
leon
Keep your kit simple mate, a billy can and the swedish army trangia will be more than enough. I reckon you will be using open fires, maybe they are communal but if you want to go and cook by yourself, the trangia allows you to do this. You could also cook in the zebra billy and have the trangia pot full of water on the go so you can make a brew at the drop of a hat. Have they not sent you a kit list to take with you? Look on the woodlore website as they have loads of kit lists on there.
You know you could just watch a few Bear Grylls programs and then eat what he eats in the wild. You don't have to bring anything but a knife with you.
Is there anything specific on the kit list that you don't have? We may be able to come up with an alternative.
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