Is there anything more summer than camping? I can remember
as a kid some of the best summer weekends I had were spent camping with
my dad. Whether that was settled up next to a gorgeous mountain lake or just
sprawled out on a sleeping bag in the backyard, it was always a great time
to just relax by a fire and count the stars and satellites passing by.
However, anyone who has ever camped knows the joys and also heartaches
that can be associated with camping food. So today, I thought we’d take the
basic three meals that everyone needs for an overnight camping trip and see if
we can find the easiest, and even tastiest, solutions out there. Those meals are
Dinner, Breakfast, and a snack.
Dinner
Now that you’ve arrived at your favorite campsite, set up your tent, sprayed on the mosquito repellent, and started a fire, what’s next? That’s right, it’s chow time! But if you’re like me, hauling all that camping equipment up the mountain left little room for any food. Not to worry, because Honeyville has given us the simplest meal you could find: Honeyville’s Rotini with Meat Sauce.
Is there anything that could sound more manly? It’s pasta. It’s meat. It’s perfect! Just add 1 cup of boiling water to ½ cup of mix and you’re good to go! No messing with a grill or eating cold food. This is the perfect choice for camping.
Breakfast
Any cub scout will tell you it’s not an overnight camping trip unless there are pancakes involved. And with Honeyville’s Buttermilk Pancake and Waffle Mix, why wouldn’t you want to wake up in the morning? With a simple griddle, 1 cup mix, and ¾ cup water, you’ll have 6-7 delicious pancakes ready to start your day off right. And come on, everyone knows this simple math equation: Pancakes + Camping = summer happiness!
Snack
Well, enough talk, let’s grab the propane lanterns and swiss
army knife and head out for one more weekend getaway before school starts!
Enjoy!




2 comments:
Great ideas! I have a very small RV (Tab-rv.com) so these light-weight and space-saving products are perfect! So easy to customize the number of portions you need, too. Now that I'll eventually be traveling solo (I lost my dear husband 2 months ago) it would be easier to be able to cook just what I need, rather than having to deal with leftovers.
Thanks for the great ideas.
Brenda,
We're so sorry to hear about your husband. Glad you are keeping the traveling spirit alive. Enjoy these products and check out the different choices on our website!
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