[header] How to prepare backpacking food [title] Make sure you have the basics. [step] If you're going on any serious backpacking adventure, you'll need to stock up on backpacking essentials like a backpacking stove, fuel, and cooking utensils. Make sure you make camp next to water every night, or else you'll have to carry water for cooking as well.
[header] How to prepare backpacking food [title] Make sure you have the basics. [step] If you're going on any serious backpacking adventure, you'll need to stock up on backpacking essentials like a backpacking stove, fuel, and cooking utensils. Make sure you make camp next to water every night, or else you'll have to carry water for cooking as well.
[substeps] Make sure that you have everything from a flashlight to old blankets. Not only will these be needed while touring, they'll be fixed while travelling. [substeps] The cheapest backpacking stoves are made of aluminum, but food can stick to them. Look for a non-stick pan, and add extra water to prevent food from sticking. [substeps] Anything perishable, like canned goods or frozen dinners, should be brought along with you on your trip. You'll need to have propane, light food, water and elbow pads for protection. [substeps] Stock your interior or outdoor cooler with propane, or give you fuel in case the temperature falls below freezing. If you're looking to eat along the way, you'll probably want a small cooler to share.