This makes a pretty reasonable meal for 2 by weight. However, I greedily scarfed it all by myself on my recent section hike on the AT. It was savory and had my shelter mates envious.
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Sloppy Joe Noodles
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thanks for the post. sounds really good! do you know the calories per serving?
Here’s a UL twist on your idea.
Ingredients:
- Ramen Noodles
- Fantastic World Foods Sloppy Joe Mix
- Ketchup
Soak Sloppy Joe mix in hot water in a zippy for a few minutes. Add Ketchup to taste. Soak Ramen for a few minutes in hot water. Drain. Mix everything together, devour, and go to bed with a smile on your face. Light. Simple. Quick. Crazy delicious. If not, hike further the next day, and repeat.
I have enjoyed the hummus and tabouli from Fantastic World Foods found in my local grocery, and looking for other offerings from them I was very disappointed to see that most their products were listed as discontinued on their website. Major retailers such as Amazon list those products as unavailable, and only a few small online retailers appear to have the Sloppy Joe Mix in stock. That sucks! I wonder what is happening at the company?
@Terry- no clue on calories, sorry. Seemed to have a high satiety factor though.
@Matt- that sounds really good, and simple too.
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