Can you give me some ideas for food to take on a 2 day canoe trip?
Badash asked:
We’re going to be in a canoe for two days, but will be stopping in the evening to camp on land. We can’t have too much stuff because it all has to fit on the canoe. Any ideas?
Tags:Canoe Trip,Fit,Pepperoni Bread
We’re going to be in a canoe for two days, but will be stopping in the evening to camp on land. We can’t have too much stuff because it all has to fit on the canoe. Any ideas?
PS - I’ve thought about taking pepperoni bread, but that’s all I can come up with.
See your 2008 Updated Credit Report here
Related posts
Tags: Canoe Trip, Fit, Pepperoni Bread
June 16th, 2009 at 7:44 pm
See your 2008 Updated Credit Report here
cans! cans of tuna or salmon. canned corned beef. pork and beans. hot dogs. fruit cocktail.
June 19th, 2009 at 12:32 pm
See your 2008 Updated Credit Report here
peanut butter, crackers, cheese slices, trail mix, popped popcorn, chips, olives, fruit that doesn’t have to be refrigerated, beef jerkey
June 20th, 2009 at 6:52 pm
See your 2008 Updated Credit Report here
I always brought a few boxes of pop tarts on canoe trips because you have a lot of options. You can just eat them in the canoe, or you can cook them and make them completely different.
Also, beef jerky is an excellent idea.
June 23rd, 2009 at 2:29 pm
See your 2008 Updated Credit Report here
Hotdogs/polish/bratwurst, buns, small packets of mustard & ketchup, onion,
a steak or 1 lb of ground beef, baked potatoe, carrots, to make hobo stews
Dry soup mix - Mrs. Grass’s or Liptons
Instant coffee and packets of dry cream & sugar
Bisquick to make pancakes
1/2 dozen eggs for breakfast
Powder to make drinks like Kool-aid or Crystal Light
A big bag of candy (not chocolate) you will need this for energy paddling and good for a treat anytime
Remember tin foil and other things you’ll need to cook with on a fire.
Measure everythign out for every single meal and put it in a zip lock bag ~ you shouldn’t bring anything back - or you didn’t really need it.
June 24th, 2009 at 12:28 pm
See your 2008 Updated Credit Report here
we always brought Beef Jerky, Energy Bars, Granola Bars, Trail mix, Dried fruit. don’t bring the Bread.. it’ll just get stale and moldy and the moist air. yuck. And don’t forget the chocolate/marchmallows and gramm’s for Samoas! lol.
June 25th, 2009 at 5:11 am
See your 2008 Updated Credit Report here
Your not going alone so why not ask your buddies>>??
Being prepared to be water tight is primary..
so the new super cling warp, Tupperware, Rubbermaid, Zip-Lock bags..
As for food > > >
that is your home work…!!
Be prepared and BE Safe…
Good luck ☺
June 25th, 2009 at 1:58 pm
See your 2008 Updated Credit Report here
Since I don’t like carrying alot of weight when I pack food, I end up with things like hard salami, cheese, crusty type breads, dry soup mixes such as bean soups and noodles, coffee bags made up with instant coffee sugar and cream premade, small tins of meats or fruit., energy bars, and jerky and some sort of candy or sweet.
Hope these ideas help a bit.
June 26th, 2009 at 3:27 pm
See your 2008 Updated Credit Report here
dried fruit, plenty of fresh water, granola, jerky, tuna, cookies
June 29th, 2009 at 6:58 pm
See your 2008 Updated Credit Report here
Vienna sausages, saltine crackers and lots of beer. Thats what I take.
July 1st, 2009 at 8:33 am
See your 2008 Updated Credit Report here
Anything that’s compact already made. There’s alot out there nowadays that you could buy that’s healthy & gives you energy @ the same time. Just ask your local camping stores.
Alot of water, lighter, sunscreen, bug spray etc.
Wish I was going. I guess we won’t be hearing from you for a couple of days.
Have Fun!