Thread: Light weight food options

I have tried a few of radix meals, breakfast, dinner ect. To me they taste bland. The nutritional value is good but I came to the conclusion that if I cannot force it down when I am at home, I will struggle with it when I am out in no mans land and probably not eat the whole meal.


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Originally Posted by Redaxler

I have tried a few of radix meals, breakfast, dinner ect. To me they taste bland. The nutritional value is good but I came to the conclusion that if I cannot force it down when I am at home, I will struggle with it when I am out in no mans land and probably not eat the whole meal.


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I find the opposite. When in the Bush with bugger all tucker around even crappy food tastes good when you're knackered

Originally Posted by Redaxler

I have tried a few of radix meals, breakfast, dinner ect. To me they taste bland. The nutritional value is good but I came to the conclusion that if I cannot force it down when I am at home, I will struggle with it when I am out in no mans land and probably not eat the whole meal.


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I have no issue eating them. I hate most of the back country's nutrition over taste any day. Radixs likely don't have as much salt as your used too in BCs. I'm not saying they are the best tasting as some others taste great but a few days eating them and I find I get sore and don't have the same motivation as if I was properly nourished. My snacks are where I get my extra flavour. The breakfasts I think are about as good as any breakfast options I've had but I might have to try the mocha rice pudding as that could make a nice treat every coupla days. Also I find the radixs easier to eat than the 2 serve backcountrys I feel I'm forcing the last 1/4 whereas the radixs I reckon id have a fair go at 2 sometimes.

Best tasting I think have bee the kawekas of good nature but the aren't even kind of light for the amount of calories you should be taking with you.