No cook dinner

Oh nice. Greg’s sardines are available smoked. That sounds like a winner to this noob.

Unless it says skinless & boneless on the package, they won’t be. The only wild planet sardines that are skinless & boneless are these.

Sardines with skin & bones aren’t terrible as I’ve eaten a fair amount of them. I just prefer the Centos. Sometimes I split a can between my 2 dogs. They love them too.

Oh. I assumed they would be deboned too since they were skinless (descaled, actually). Thanks for the heads up. I’ll look for the Centos too.

Louisville Vegan jerky is good if you want to try a meat alternative.  Primal Vegan is also good if you don’t mind gluten.

There is always tortillas.  Pepperoni and string(or hard) cheese gives you a pizza roll.  If you want more flavor take a small can of tomato pesto sauce.  It’s fantastic and super rich(lots of oil and cheese).

If you like sardines, check these out.  They are quite likely the best sardines you will ever taste, at least out of a can.  Fresh sardines are a whole other story, and thread.

A bump to the coconut powder mentioned on page 1. Use this instead:

It has 3 ingredients and no lactose added. Much cleaner. Find it in 6 packs on Amazon.

That coconut milk powder looks like a great choice. How does it dissolve in cold water? The Thai stuff I get takes considerable shaking/stirring.

It dissolves really well. You will get some lumps, however when I use it I add water slowly, and dissolve in a smaller amount. My youngest son lives off the stuff (he has severe allergies).

Great info. Thanks!

Just curious, the packaging instructions call out hot water to dissolve the powder, but since this is a no cook thread I am assuming it dissolves really well in cold water as well?

You just gotta shake harder and longer is all ;-)

Sarah!!

Just tried a very mild canned fish from from Wild Planet called “wild yellowtail”. It was totally boneless and skinless in olive oil. I liked it it. I can see a can of it coming with me on my next trip.

The Wild Planet products are well worth the $. Good stuff~

Three hours before dinner I put a Mountain House meal and cold water in a screw top plastic jar; shake well and dinner is ready when I make camp. After dinner I rinse the jar and drink the rinse. Before bed I add cold water and instant coffee so my coffee is ready in morning. It hasn’t killed me yet. :-)