Thread: Best Dehydrated meals ?

I just do Kaweka meals now, bit of extra dehy spud or rice and you got a pretty decent meal, and for what its worth if im only going a couple days a proper meal is well wirth the weight, I like to take a proper tikka masala, saag, or butter chicken bought from the indian restaurant and vac packed, medium-hot because you cant beat a bit of heat when youre on the hill.

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

I just do Kaweka meals now, bit of extra dehy spud or rice and you got a pretty decent meal, and for what its worth if im only going a couple days a proper meal is well wirth the weight, I like to take a proper tikka masala, saag, or butter chicken bought from the indian restaurant and vac packed, medium-hot because you cant beat a bit of heat when youre on the hill.

Kaweka are no longer in business from what I understand ? which is a bugger because they were bloody good

Originally Posted by dannyb

Kaweka are no longer in business from what I understand ? which is a bugger because they were bloody good

Yep, I used them a lot, were excellent value for money

I might look into Homemade dehy,

One or 2 nights, Google ramenbomb

Noddles/ mash and a tuna packet/ tin
Should fill you stomach and cheaper than
A backcountry.

Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

I just do Kaweka meals now, bit of extra dehy spud or rice and you got a pretty decent meal, and for what its worth if im only going a couple days a proper meal is well wirth the weight, I like to take a proper tikka masala, saag, or butter chicken bought from the indian restaurant and vac packed, medium-hot because you cant beat a bit of heat when youre on the hill.

If you take a fryingpan try some Naan bread from the supermarket. Heat it in the pan and nicer than rice or mash