Best hiking food finds from the supermarkets

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Re: Best hiking food finds from the supermarkets

Postby north-north-west » Sat 30 Nov, 2024 5:53 pm

WestcoastPete wrote:My dehy meals are usually 120-150g each, as a comparison


Ditto. Or more, once I add noodles/pasta and cheese. I eat very little during the day when walking, so the evening meal provides the bulk of my fuel.
Which reminds me, getting low on both vegies and meat; time to prepare another big batch ...
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Re: Best hiking food finds from the supermarkets

Postby north-north-west » Wed 04 Dec, 2024 6:25 pm

Time for a fix ...
... ah, that's better.
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Re: Best hiking food finds from the supermarkets

Postby Neo » Tue 31 Dec, 2024 11:10 am

Just spotted in a Coles, haven't seen it anywhere for a long time, the dry Barilla tortellini three cheese $6.50 for 340g. Is a favourite of mine. Boil half the bag, add what you have or not. Here is the nutrition table. Best before date of April 2025 so 4-5 months (+).
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Re: Best hiking food finds from the supermarkets

Postby peregrinator » Fri 03 Jan, 2025 8:43 pm

Neo wrote:Just spotted in a Coles, haven't seen it anywhere for a long time, the dry Barilla tortellini three cheese $6.50 for 340g. Is a favourite of mine. Boil half the bag, add what you have or not. Here is the nutrition table. Best before date of April 2025 so 4-5 months (+).


Went looking. Couldn't find it. A staff member couldn't find it. Neo, in which section of the store did you locate it?
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Re: Best hiking food finds from the supermarkets

Postby Neo » Sat 04 Jan, 2025 6:44 am

It was just there with the regular dry pasta. Could try online.
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