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    Quote Originally Posted by oneshot View Post
    Being the miserable prick that I am when it comes to carrying extra weight into the bush I did some experimenting with some light weight meals. This is my latest creation and surprisingly makes a lot of food. I have put the below ingredients in a large bowl, then halved the mix again, then seal in a vacuum bag. This type of food can save you cooking, so no need to carry a gas or fuel cooker if you don’t mind eating it cold.
    When your ready to eat just put into a billy tin or what have you, add boiling or cold water, allow the mix to soak up the water, it will expand a lot! especially the Couscous and oats. This is high in carbs and energy, is very quick and easy, and tastes really good.

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    ½ cup of rolled oats
    ½ cup Couscous
    ¼ cup of milk powder
    ¼ cup sugar
    ¼ cup shredded coconut
    ¼ cup Goji berries
    ¼ cup peanuts
    ¼ cup Sun flower seeds
    ¼ cup linseeds
    ¼ cup Banana chips
    ¼ cup Wheat germ
    ¼ cup Pumpkin seeds
    ¼ cup chocolate powder

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    I got as far as "couscous" and flagged it...how does anyone eat that shit?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spook View Post
    I got as far as "couscous" and flagged it...how does anyone eat that shit?
    With a mouth.
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    that looks bloody awesome

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    Got a similar mix

    1 measure of milk powder
    1 measure of protein powder (vanilla beats choc in my book here)
    1 measure of toasted muesli
    1 measure of rolled oats
    1 measure of bran with sultanas
    1 measure of untoasted muesli
    half measure cranberries

    same deal, mix the lot up and bag about 1.5 to 2 cups for a serving
    In the bush, brew a cuppa and put the extra hot water into the bag, squelch it around and then eat after a minute or so

    I like it so much I have it for regular breakfast often. The only thing is that protein powder is mad expensive


    Good idea with the couscous - I never know what to do with that shit so I'll give it a go, likewise the goji for slow release energy

    Also, less rubbish to carry out
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    Quote Originally Posted by Spook View Post
    I got as far as "couscous" and flagged it...how does anyone eat that shit?

    just live a little and try something extra healthy, I love the stuff.
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    Bookmarking this one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oneshot View Post
    just live a little and try something extra healthy, I love the stuff.
    Oh, but I have tried it...has the taste and consistency of wet sawdust, and probably equal in nutrition.
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    I agree with ebf,
    protein for breakfast is the way to go. bacon and eggs , steak and eggs or a big bag of mixed nuts is a lot more slow release energy. porridge or pasta,and your hungry again in an hour or two.

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    You could add potato flakes to the list. And as far as diets go the body can fuel its self on ketones just as well as glucose. A ketogenic diet has much to recommend it.

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    Tried a similar setup not long ago. When it came to vacume packing it i didnt have the fancy townie stuff so thought the old vacume cleaner and a snaplock bag would do. Never again. Half my shit disappeared up the pipe and the rest sprayed out everywhere. Good times
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    Haha brilliant

    I don't have one of those fancy vacuum sealers either so I use those slidelock bags - they are overpriced but the Pams knockoff ones are shite


    Quote Originally Posted by possummatti View Post
    Tried a similar setup not long ago. When it came to vacume packing it i didnt have the fancy townie stuff so thought the old vacume cleaner and a snaplock bag would do. Never again. Half my shit disappeared up the pipe and the rest sprayed out everywhere. Good times

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    Quote Originally Posted by 308 View Post
    Haha brilliant

    I don't have one of those fancy vacuum sealers either so I use those slidelock bags - they are overpriced but the Pams knockoff ones are shite
    I learnt a little trick of matt wattson. Put ur shit in a snaplock bag and put the bag in a bucket of water right upto the seal with the seal open. That'll push all the air out then u seal it. It works
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    Quote Originally Posted by possummatti View Post
    I learnt a little trick of matt wattson. Put ur shit in a snaplock bag and put the bag in a bucket of water right upto the seal with the seal open. That'll push all the air out then u seal it. It works
    And yet you still tried the vaccum cleaner

 

 

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