DIY lightweight camping meals

[jacko1066]

Found these the other day -http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=281349289193

These seem to be popular too but pricey - http://www.amazon.co.uk/PB2-Powdered-Peanut-Butter-6-5/dp/B002GJ9JWS

I'm looking at the idea of having bagels as a lightweight lunch when out walking, using a sachet of peanut butter and also a sachet of chocolate spread or jam.


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[Shewie]

While I mind, does anyone know of a source of peanut butter in a squeezy tube ?

cheers,
M

I use these Mary, and make my own squeeze tube ingredients up ...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-Food-Sq...inking-Easy-Dispenser-Coughlans-/221195413216

Just found these smaller looking ones too ..
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Coghlans-Squeeze-Tubes-White-Pack/dp/B000LBURBK

 

[jacko1066]

I use these Mary, and make my own squeeze tube ingredients up ...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-Food-Sq...inking-Easy-Dispenser-Coughlans-/221195413216

Just found these smaller looking ones too ..
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Coghlans-Squeeze-Tubes-White-Pack/dp/B000LBURBK

Great link rich, how do you fill the first ones? What sort of stuff do you put in there mate?


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[Shewie]

They have an open roll up bottom with a sliding clip.

Peanut butter & nutella mixed is my usual go to, Philadelphia, Marmite or pretty much anything gooey.

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[jacko1066]

Lol bad boy!! Are they difficult to clean? Do they hold enough in each tube to do 2 bagels? Snickers now do a jar of peanut butter chocolate and caramel mix that would be nice in there!!


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[Shewie]

Lol bad boy!! Are they difficult to clean? Do they hold enough in each tube to do 2 bagels? Snickers now do a jar of peanut butter chocolate and caramel mix that would be nice in there!!


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Dead easy to clean mate, just slide the clip off and run it under a hot tap

You can see the clip and filling technique 3:30 into this vid (looks quite a good recipe actually) ...
[video=youtube;7VZp2-P4Kyc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VZp2-P4Kyc[/video]

 

[TeeDee]

Guys , any ideas where I can get round ( or square if need be ) silicone/ fine mesh sheets for dehydrator in the UK?

 

[jacko1066]

Dead easy to clean mate, just slide the clip off and run it under a hot tap

You can see the clip and filling technique 3:30 into this vid (looks quite a good recipe actually) ...
[video=youtube;7VZp2-P4Kyc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7VZp2-P4Kyc[/video]

Sorry mate I meant the 2nd ones, the amazon tubes


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[Shewie]

Guys , any ideas where I can get round ( or square if need be ) silicone/ fine mesh sheets for dehydrator in the UK?

I'm interested in this too, I currently cut out circles of greaseproof paper for my stuff, having something to just chuck in the washing up would be great.

 

[jacko1066]

Toddy put something up earlier about pound land selling the silicone sheeting. I'm after some too and currently do the greaseproof paper thing like you rich.

 

[Shewie]

Sorry mate I meant the 2nd ones, the amazon tubes


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They're both the same Steve, the white ones are just slightly smaller I think. You can buy the bigger clear ones over here too, have a scout around and you should find some.

 

[jacko1066]

Cool, looks a far better idea than buying small packets of peanut butter and chocolate!!

 

[mrcharly]

mung bean noodles
Chilli and garlic in 'toothpaste' tubes
Sundried tomatoes
Smash
chorizo (pepperami comes in handy sizes and isn't too bad, doesn't need refrigeration)
sunflower seeds - add to anything and very high in calories.
Olives in those small packs you get in supermarkets
cup a soup - have with noodles or use to make up smash
Tortilla chips (plain) Crush and sprinkle over food, adds texture and calories.