Stowaway gourmet

[Gellar]

Anyone tried this brand? I keep getting ads for it and some of them look good, but it’s pricey.

The world's finest freeze-dried food

Our delicious line of gourmet freeze-dried meals are suitable for outdoor adventures, emergency preparations, or convenience food at home or the office.

www.stowawaygourmet.com

 

[MThuntr]

been wanting to but like you said $$$

 

[AvidIndoorsman]

Calorie counts look pretty good. Honestly, that's the first think I look at under 500 isn't worth my time.

 

[MTGomer]

The bison beer gourmet chili came in a Backcountry fuel box subscription a few months ago and I had it two weekend ago.
It is really good.

 

[Gellar]

The bison beer gourmet chili came in a Backcountry fuel box subscription a few months ago and I had it two weekend ago.
It is really good.

Can you Tell me more about this backcountry fuel box you speak of?

 

[MTGomer]

Can you Tell me more about this backcountry fuel box you speak of?

Backcountry Fuel Box

Try all the bars, goos, drinks, and backcountry food you need for your adventures with Backcountry Fuel Box. Also, save money with the included discount codes when you go to purchase these products.

backcountryfuelbox.com

it’s a monthly subscription box so you get to try a bunch of different things you’d probably never hear of otherwise. I’ve found some real good ones in it. And there is always discount codes to order more of the products in the box too.
You also always have a few snacks on hand for whenever you’re going out (unless you’re wife raids them)

Cody Rich owns it and he’s a great guy too.

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

You also always have a few snacks on hand for whenever you’re going out (unless you’re wife raids them)

Cody Rich owns it and he’s a great guy too.
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So besides him being a great dude. How bout an honest review of the subscription. I'm intrigued by this box o' fuel.

 

[MTGomer]

You also always have a few snacks on hand for whenever you’re going out (unless you’re wife raids them)

Cody Rich owns it and he’s a great guy too.

So besides him being a great dude. How bout an honest review of the subscription. I'm intrigued by this box o' fuel.
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It’s been worth it for me. I think it’s $33/mo and you definitely get $33 worth of food. Besides that, I’ve discovered several things that I’ve added into what I bring. Pili nuts and their butters is one. Off grid Foods breakfasts are another. Some kind of matcha Oatmeal is another. I can’t think of it’s brand name.
Packmunk cookies are good.
Discount code on honey stingers has saved me some good $ too

i think there’s actually a thread on here just about the fuel box if you search.

 

[Gellar]

So besides him being a great dude. How bout an honest review of the subscription. I'm intrigued by this box o' fuel.

It’s been worth it for me. I think it’s $33/mo and you definitely get $33 worth of food. Besides that, I’ve discovered several things that I’ve added into what I bring. Pili nuts and their butters is one. Off grid Foods breakfasts are another. Some kind of matcha Oatmeal is another. I can’t think of it’s brand name.
Packmunk cookies are good.
Discount code on honey stingers has saved me some good $ too

i think there’s actually a thread on here just about the fuel box if you search.
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I will have to look into it more. Thank you.

 

[Yooper906]

Can you Tell me more about this backcountry fuel box you speak of?

I signed up for this back in January and look forward to it every month. Every box comes with some type of "dinner" meal, variety of bars, jerky/beef sticks. I think it worth it for $33 bucks a month. Shoot some of those bars are $4-5 a piece, plus a $10-12 dehydrated/freeze dried meal, then misc food items. I believe the April box came with three packets of maple syrup, good pick me up on the mountain when you need sugar. Some food items I've never even considered to bring and without Backcountry Fuel Box I never would have known about them. Give it a try and if you're not impressed Cody will give you back your money.