Food that doesn't need refrigeration???

[fender_jag]

This. Cliff bars are one of the worst protein bars. Fills you up but nothing but sugar. If you want a good protein bar try Quest bars. Virtually no sugar and full of protein. Tastes awesome too. But it's on the pricey side. You can get it at GNC. The chocolate chip cookie dough flavor tastes better than most candy bars.

Thanks for the heads up on the Quest bar; might be good to mix it up a bit. I've been doing the Pure Protein Chocolate Deluxe bar (20 grams of protein, whey-based, only 2 grams of sugar) and am very pleased with the taste.

I should add that I will not do soy-based protein bars again if I can help it.

 

[z987k]

soylent. they claim its not people.


https://campaign.soylent.me/soylent-free-your-body

Have you tried it yet?

 

[Cessnaflyer]

Pemmican is always a good bet. Lutefisk works, but it truly is tough developing a taste for it if you're not Norwegian. If you have any dehydrated water available, take that, rehydrate it, and make beans. In a real fix, ride 'til your horse drops, then eat it.

I think you would kill everyone with lutefisk.

 

[Deleted member 27505]

I think you would kill everyone with lutefisk.

Aha, it seems you know Lutefisk.

 

[derg]

There's always the MRE!

Good enough for a soldier, good enough for an airline pilot, ammaright?

@MikeD would even eat those damned things in college.

 

[Deleted member 27505]

There's always the MRE!

Good enough for a soldier, good enough for an airline pilot, ammaright?

@MikeD would even eat those damned things in college.

My Recreational Eating is snatch a treat from the passenger snack basket.

 

[MikeD]

There's always the MRE!

Good enough for a soldier, good enough for an airline pilot, ammaright?

@MikeD would even eat those damned things in college.

And they were actually brand new back then! In the old dark brown packaging they originally came in.

We'd cook them up as gourmet meals.

 

[hook_dupin]

And they were actually brand new back then! In the old dark brown packaging they originally came in.

We'd cook them up as gourmet meals.

Also good for ensuring you'll never have to take the walk-of-shame back to the lav...

 

[darrenf]

There's always the MRE!

Good enough for a soldier, good enough for an airline pilot, ammaright?

@MikeD would even eat those damned things in college.

I loved to eat MRE's in flight. Used to get them from http://www.longlifefood.com .

 

[SteveC]

Did someone say dehydrated water?

 

[Cessnaflyer]

Aha, it seems you know Lutefisk.

Wife's family is Norwegian so we get to experience the joy of lutefisk at Christmas time. They were actually on a NPR story about lutefisk.

 

[Johnny150]

What's the best cooler to put all this in?

 

[Cessnaflyer]

What's the best cooler to put all this in?

If it doesn't need refrigeration then I would put it in a grocery sack.

 

[KLB]

I loved to eat MRE's in flight. Used to get them from http://www.longlifefood.com .

I have to admit that some of that looks delicious.

 

[HVYMETALDRVR]

There's always the MRE!

Good enough for a soldier, good enough for an airline pilot, ammaright?

@MikeD would even eat those damned things in college.

My airline won't let you bring it on our a/c due to the heater unit...

Have you ever eaten one? I fed one to my friend's puppy once... a seemingly limitless source of energy, April (half shar-pay) was quickly relegated too laying on her puppy bed glaring at the TV like a couch potato giving me dirty "are you trying to poison me?" looks.

I then took her outside and she crapped 60% of her own body weight...

 

[derg]

I had the meatballs once and that biscuit. I tell you what, if you eat that biscuit, you can depart on a U-2 training sortie, if you know what I mean.

 

[giddy]

What's the best cooler to put all this in?

Handkerchief tied to a stick

 

[SteveC]

Did someone say dehydrated water?

 

[Cessnaflyer]

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Quoting your own post nice!

 

[SteveC]

Quoting your own post nice!

Who better???