Camping Meals

A quick, delicious and nutritious treat Chia has several benefits. It is high in fibers, omega 3 fatty acids and proteins. This pudding goes well with our butter shortbread biscuit. Indulge yourself, you deserve it. Weight for 1 portion envelope : 90 g Weight for 2 portions envelope : 180 g INGREDIENTS Chia Seeds, Brown Sugar, Skimmed Milk Powder, Buckwheat Groats, Hemp Seeds, Slivered Whole Almonds, Dried Cranberries (Sugar, Sunflower Oil), Vanilla Powder (Dextrose, Modified Starch, Natural Flavour), Dehydrated Orange Rind. Made in a factory where there are : peanuts, sesame, egg, soy, wheat INSTRUCTIONS Conventional preparation Combine the cold water and the contents of the bag. Mix well. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Reduce heat and simmer for 1-2 minutes. Cover, remove from heat and let stand for 5-10 minutes. May be served as breakfast cereals when a little more water is added. Express preparation (one serving only) Add boiling water, mix well and seal bag. Let stand for 15 minutes, stirring once or twice. May be served as breakfast cereals when a little more water is added.

Super plump noodles, a savoury tomato sauce, chunks of tomatoes, parmesan cheese and soy flakes blend beautifully to satisfy the best of appetites. An Italian classic in the HappyYak Comfort selection A vegetarian dish Weight for 1 portion envelope : 170 g Weight for 2 portions envelope : 340 g INGREDIENTS Pasta (wheat), Tomato Sauce [tomato powder, soy protein, dehydrated vegetables (tomato, red bell pepper, onion), Parmesan, maltodextrin, modified corn starch, sugar, salt, garlic powder, spices, herbs, corn fiber, yeast extract, citric acid, artificial flavour]. Made in a factory where there are : nut, peanuts, sesame, egg, fish, sea food, sulphites, mustard.

Savour the freshness of summer fruit wherever you are. Our merry berry couscous is a real treat. Serve as cereal for breakfast, hot or cold, or as dessert. Try it, you'll love it! Surprisingly fast and easy to prepare, this dish will give you a boost every single time. Don’t leave home without it! A Yak Express selection Weight for 1 portion envelope : 100 g Weight for 2 portions envelope : 210 g INGREDIENTS Wheat couscous, Skimmed milk powder, Dried cranberries (sugar, sunflower oil), brown sugar, vanilla powder (dextrose, modified starch, natural flavour), spices. Made in a factory where there are : nuts, peanuts, sesame seed, egg, soy NSTRUCTIONS Empty contents in a bowl, and add boiling water (125-250 ml/serving). Stir well. Let stand for 5-10 minutes.

This delicacy is bound to please seafood lovers and everyone looking for a refined savoury meal. Our seafood delight offers a generous portion of white rice, tender scallops, shrimp from the Gaspé Peninsula, and chunks of pollock. White wine, lemon and dill perfume a rich white sauce that brings it together beautifully. You will enjoy this elegant and delectable dish. A Yak Signature selection Weight for 1 portion envelope : 185 g Weight for 2 portions envelope : 370 g INGREDIENTS Rice, Dill Sauce [skimmed milk powder, wheat flour, corn starch and modified corn starch, modified milk ingredients, glucose solids, dextrose, yeast extract, dehydrated vegetables (onion, parsley), hydrolyzed soy proteins, salt, lemon zest, white wine solids (wine, wheat maltodextrin, sulphites), garlic powder, chicken fat, flavour, chicken, spices, dehydrated dill, colour], Freeze-Dried fish and Seafood (shrimp, Pollock, scallops). Made in a factory where there are : nuts, peanuts, sesame, egg, mustard. Standard Preparation Combine the cold water (500 ml/serving) and the contents of the bag. Mix well. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Reduce heat and simmer for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Cover, remove from heat and let stand for 2 minutes. With Insulating Pan Cover Simmer 2 minutes on low heat, stirring often. Cover, remove from heat and let stand for 12-15 minutes, stirring once or twice. EXPRESS Preparation Add boiling water (375 ml/serving) to the bag. Mix well. Close lid. Let stand about 15-18 minutes (stir once during this time or shake the bag).

A hearty soup with big bold large shrimp from the Gaspé Peninsula, a hint of garlic and fines herbs. Indeed the ultimate comfort food to warm the Poseidon in you at the end of a wonderful active day. Yak Express and Yak Comfort selections Weight for 1 portion envelope : 65 g Weight for 2 portions envelope : 130 g INGREDIENTS Dehydrated Potato Flakes, Skimmed Milk Powder, Dehydrated Vegetables (onion, carrot, potato, celery, leek, red and green bell peppers), Fish Stock Powder [corn maltodextrin, autolysed yeast extract, dehydrated shrimps, salt, hydrogenated soy oil, vegetable powder (tomato, carrot, onion, garlic), spices], Freeze-Dried Shrimp, Corn Starch. Made in a factory where there are : nuts, peanuts, sesame, egg, wheat, mustard. Standard Preparation Combine the cold water (375-500 ml/serving) and the contents of the bag in a pan. Mix well. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Cook 1-2 minutes. Reduce heat and let stand for 10-12 minutes. Express Preparation (for 1 serving only) Add 375-500 ml of boiling water to bag. Mix Well. Seal bag and let stand for 15-18 minutes.

A rich broth covers rice noodles, beef, and vegetables. Complete with a packet of lime juice powder and Sriracha powder. This delicious dish warms the soul.

Transport yourself to the Goa region of India with Backpacker's Pantry vindaloo. They combine white rice, potatoes, vegetables, and natural chicken with a spicy curry to create a flavorful, soul warming dish.

The chef's sweet and satisfying twist on this classic French treat is sure to have you looking forward to dessert after setting up camp. If you’re wondering whether this treat comes complete with a burnt sugar topping, never fear — you’ll get the full creme brulee experience, no blow torch required. You won’t even need hot water for this one, because this sweet treat can be made with cold water.

Bring a bit of the tropics along on your next outdoor adventure. This fragrant Caribbean classic puts a delicious Cuban twist on a sweet and savory blend of coconut milk, black beans, and bananas. It’s also high in protein, vegan, and gluten free. Like our other nutritious dehydrated meals, this entree is a snap to make. Boiling water, some stirring, and hydration time is all it takes.

Enjoy your favorite take-out on the trail. This curry combines white rice with cashews, natural chicken, onions, and celery with a delicious yellow curry. It could not be any easier to prepare. Just add two and one quarter cups of boiling water to into the pouch, stir, seal, and wait 20 minutes.

Sinful dark chocolate cheesecake that only requires cold water? It is possible! This dark chocolate cheesecake is rich, creamy, and comes complete with chocolate cookie crumbs to top it all off. Once you’ve added water, mixed everything up, and sprinkled the chocolate crumb topping over the filling, a mere 10 minutes is all that stands between you and a dessert you’ll want to bring along hiking again and again.

A classic Italian favourite. This version combines a rich and creamy Alfredo sauce tossed with roasted red peppers,all-natural chicken and imported Belgian egg noodle pasta. A best seller for over ten years! Bring along a bit of white wine for a truly gourmet meal.

An original dish from Backacker's Pantry. Nothing like a hot, fresh baked dessert in the backcountry. Unlike most of their other dishes, this one requires a skillet and lid to bake the cobbler mix, but the extra effort and equipment is well worth it!

One of Backpacker's Pantry's original recipes. This dish of Jamaican Jerk seasonings smothers brown rice, black beans, all-natural chicken and vegetables. A zesty, yet flavorful, meal to fuel your day.

Backpacker's Pantry can’t transport you to the Himalayas, but the adventurous spirit of those iconic peaks certainly inspired this dish. Their chef created this Kathmandu curry to warm souls and nourish active bodies, combining lentils, brown rice, potatoes, peas, and carrots to create one seriously delicious dish that’s both vegan and gluten-free. Preparing it couldn’t be easier, either. Just add boiling water to the pouch, stir well, seal, and let sit for 15-20 minutes. After one last stir it’s time to chow down.

Chinese takeout on the trail? You got it! The chef's succulent and spicy Sichuan sauce combined with the kung pao rice will have your tast buds singing. Bring along your own fortune cookie for dessert!

This lasagna is traditional Italian comfort food with an adventure-friendly, and vegetarian, twist. It's made with a hearty and organic soy protein in lieu of ground beef — and you may have never known the difference. Backpacker's Pantry never skimps on the spices, so your lasagna will be full of your favorite Italian seasonings. Then there’s the tomatoes, Parmesan cheese, and perfectly cooked, plump noodles. You’ll hardly believe a pot, water, heat, and 20 minutes of rehydration time is all that lies between you and a nutritionally balanced meal. Bon appetite!

Get ready for a day of outdoor activities with a warm and hearty multi-grain breakfast cereal that will keep you satisfied through lunch. With Organic blueberries, walnuts, oats, and quinoa, this is one healthy start to your day. Breakfast can be on the table in mere minutes, too. Simply add 1 cup of boiling water to the mix, stir well, cover, and let everything sit for 5 minutes. Give it a final stir, and breakfast is served.

Bring the flavors of your favourite Thai restaurant out into the wilderness with this vegan and gluten free pad thai dish. Rice noodles and veggies are blended together with a spicy, sweet, and addicting garlic sauce. They’ve even included roasted peanuts for added texture and flavor — it’s all about the details. The best part? All that stands between you and your Pad Thai is some boiling water and a bit of time.

There’s nothing quite like a bowl of warm oatmeal to start your day off right, and our peanut buter and raisin oatmeal is organic, vegan, and high in protein. You’ll love the deliciously crunchy blend of smooth peanut butter and raisins, and preparing your breakfast could hardly be simpler. Remove the peanut butter packet and add to the other ingredients. Add boiling water, mix it all up, and start the 5-minute countdown.

A version of a classic Italian dish. This risotto is not quite the real thing, but tastes like it! A creamy blend of parmesan cheese, rice, broccoli, corn, onion, bell pepper, and tomato makes this comfort food one to remember.

Transport yourself to the southwestern United States with Backpacker's Pantry Santa Fe style rice w/chicken. Enjoy New Mexican green chiles blended with all-natural chicken, black beans, corn, cheddar cheese, and rice. A protein packed entree that is full of flavor. Bring along a fresh avocado to dice up on top!

You have heard of Shepherd's Pie? Here is a verision, minus the pie. A stick to your ribs blend of mashed potatos, all-natural beef, corn, and carrots covered with cheddar cheese. A comfort food favorite!

A version of a classic Italian dish. This risotto is not quite the real thing, but tastes like it! A creamy blend of parmesan cheese, rice, broccoli, corn, onion, bell pepper, and tomato makes this comfort food one to remember.

This mouth-watering stroganoff recipe is the ultimate comfort food for wherever your adventures take you. It’s made with all-natural freeze-dried beef, wild forest mushrooms, noodles, and a tangy sour cream sauce to top everything off. Prep is a breeze, too — all you need is a pot, water, and some heat to get that water boiling. 20 minutes later you’ll be enjoying a nutritionally-balanced meal that refuels your body for backpacking, hunting, and all of your other favourite outdoor activities. A delicious, camp-ready entree that’s easy to prepare… is it too good to be true? We’ll let you be the judge.

This is a long time Canadian favorite. A premium meal worth every penny. 510 calories per serving and 28 grams of serious protein from lean beef and organic, non-gmo Textured Soy Protein. Vegetables, brown rice, creamy peanut butter & Thai spices make this meal a winner. Can’t wait until you try it!

After a day of outdoor fun, there’s nothing like a warm bowl of cheesy goodness to knock out those hunger pains. This camp-friendly spin on a traditional comfort food might be soy and nut free, but that doesn’t mean it’s free of flavor! Our mac and cheese is a rich, creamy blend of Parmesan, Romano, and Cheddar cheeses that can be prepared in a snap. Just add boiling water, stir it up, and then kick back and relax while the freeze-dried dinner prepares itself.

This hearty stew starts with the native American holy-trinity: corn, beans, and squash. Toss in some brown rice and quinoa, and you have a nutritious, protein-packed meal (17 grams per serving) that will fuel all of your adventures at camp and beyond. Backpacker's Pantry never skimps on the spices either — each mouthful will be jam-packed with flavor. “Cooking” your Three Sisters Stew requires boiling water and 15-20 minutes, so you’ll have plenty of time for your favorite camp activities.

Classic campfire red bean chili with a dash of spice to complete the meal. Every camp cook's favorite meal. Makes two 12 oz. servings. Vegetarian. High in protein and fiber.