Dehydrated Hiking Food

Dehydrated hiking food is perfect for hiking, backpacking, or camping.

Backpacker's Pantry Jamaican BBQ Chicken - Serves 2

  Backpacker's Pantry Santa Fe Chicken - Serves 2 Backpacker's Pantry Beef Stew - Serves 2 Backpacker's Pantry Spaghetti and Sauce - Serves 2 Backpacker's Pantry Louisiana Red Beans and Rice - Serves 2 Backpacker's Pantry Wild West Chili - Serves 2 Backpacker's Pantry Asian Curried Stir-fry - Serves 2 Backpacker's Pantry Cold Pasta Salad - Serves 2

Jamaican BBQ Chicken

 Santa Fe Chicken

Beef Stew

Spaghetti

Red Beans and Rice

Wild West Chili

Asian Curried Stir-fry

Pasta Salad

Why carry more than you have to? Dehydrated hiking food weighs much less than regular foods. Removing the moisture reduces the weight. You will appreciate the lighter load as you blaze your trail.

Backpacker's Pantry Freeze-dried Strawberries - Serves 1 Backpacker's Pantry Spicy Cheese Omelet - Serves 2  Backpacker's Pantry Scrambled Eggs w/ Bacon Bits - Serves 2  Backpacker's Pantry Cheese Cake - Serves 2 Backpacker's Pantry Garlic Herb Mashed Potatoes - Serves 2 Backpacker's Pantry Vegetable Medley (peas,carrots,corn,sauce) - Serves 2 Backpacker's Pantry Potatoes and Gravy with Beef - Serves 2 Backpacker's Pantry Chili Mac w/ Beef - Serves 2

  Freeze-dried Strawberries

Spicy Cheese Omelet

Scrambled Eggs w/ Bacon Bits

Cheese Cake

Garlic Herb Mashed Potatoes

Vegetable Medley

Potatoes and Gravy with Beef

Chili Mac

Camping, backpacking, or hiking supplies that is dried can reduce weight by sixty to ninety percent. If you're carrying a backpack - this can make a difference during your journey. It's a good thing that it weighs less. These items normally are sold in smaller portions. You may want to carry a little extra.

What you carry can go bad while out in the weather. Preservation of the eats is a good idea when hiking. Be sure to keep it from going bad. A dehydrator removes the moisture from what we eat. Some use heat to remove the water. Dehydrators are used for preservation. The water content can be as high as 80%. Removing moisture from it helps keep bacteria from growing and spoiling it .
Snacks can make a huge difference on a hike. Beef jerky is a great snack on your hike. Dried fruits also make a great snack - and the added sugar keep your energy up. Don’t forget to eat your vegetables. Dried vegetables are often carried while hiking. Although not often used in camping, they are good on a hike.