Dehydrated meals

Anybody tried Real-Meals new venison yet.

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Originally Posted by PillowDribbler

Anybody tried Real-Meals new venison yet.

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I've got one but haven't tried it

The Tilda (and other brands) precooked rice sachets are pretty good for bulking meals out too. They don't need cooking as such, just a little rehydration and warming. Chucking them in a dehydrated meal bag works.

They all taste completely different after a day on the hill compared to just having one at home.

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Originally Posted by imaca

They all taste completely different after a day on the hill compared to just having one at home.

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So true, your mineral and nutrition needs at home versus the Hill are so different. Let your body decide while you're on the hill and remember it next time you're packing.

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Originally Posted by Dreamer

Mainly Radix for me too with the odd Real Meal in the mix .Really enjoy the flavors, was a bit skeptical when they went plant based but haven't noticed any difference tbh.
Love the Real Meal's chocolate pudding!!

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That chocolate pudding outstanding... I'd happily devour that at home for dessert.

Only issue with Realmeals is price, that new venison meal was $21 on a certain website.

Radix does a 6 box for $53, works out to be $9 ish each. Great value, taste isn't on par with realmeals yet imo.

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Originally Posted by hotsoup

Wasn't my intention Ryan, sorry about that. I see Mike on a regular basis, he's a good friend. I guess knowing Mike and his background, he's hardly the woke type.

In regards to meat. If you can picture an Olympic cycling team from NZ, they're traveling to Egypt for an international event. They're fully loaded with all of their meat based Radix meals which give them the exact nutrients they need to perform. On arrival to Egypt they have all of the meals confiscated as meat is banned in said country. This obviously creates a huge problem for international athletes travelling worldwide. With plant based there is no issue with this. Each country has their own strict rules around meat products being brought into each country, its a major headache for a brand like Radix.

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I had some back and forth with Ryan when he first started moving to meat free. The reason you give here wasn't one he used at the time, however I'm sure it's based on a culmination of things.
The point I tried to make to him is that the super refined, vegetarian meals generally taste like crap and have poor texture. Some people want to enjoy their dehy meals but Ryan obviously thinks this number of people is not worth catering for. It's certainly helped the likes of Real Meals gain market share.....

Had my first Real Meal the other day on the hill.. was pretty good, not to mention biting into actual identifiable meat!

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Originally Posted by MattS

I had some back and forth with Ryan when he first started moving to meat free. The reason you give here wasn't one he used at the time, however I'm sure it's based on a culmination of things.
The point I tried to make to him is that the super refined, vegetarian meals generally taste like crap and have poor texture. Some people want to enjoy their dehy meals but Ryan obviously thinks this number of people is not worth catering for. It's certainly helped the likes of Real Meals gain market share.....

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I think you got your Ryan's and your Mike's mixed up...

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Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst

I think you got your Ryan's and your Mike's mixed up...

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Screaming children+no sleep+4 coffees=I'm not even sure what my own name is anymore...

Hotsoup $25.00 in Taihape.