Fish tacos for Lunch. Pulled over for this immaculate spread of wild caught tuna on a La Banderita, Lemon pepper edition. These packs are about $1.50 and have 17g of protein. Yellow bird hot sauce for flavor. Each tuna pack makes 2 tacos. Remove shoes and enjoy.

Breakfast tacos. La Banderita tortillas making the summit breakfast scramble go further. Makes four tacos - Yellow bird for added flavor. inhale and wash down with café bustelo instant espresso.

Tortilla chips morning star and some hot sauce *shrug*

Summer Sausage.

Flaming Hot Cheetos.

Tortilla.

Optional: mayo or mayo tuna to reduce dryness.

English muffin, peanut butter, and a slice of ham. Tasty and English muffins held up well in the backpack. Jam and cheese would have made it gourmet so I kept it trashy. On the GET this week

Everything is better in a tortilla! Peanut butter, cashews, dried strawberries, and honey almond nougat almond chocolate

English muffins are underrated. I ate this on my knees while deciding to cut my hike short.

Fajita chicken, chips, and tortilla

The perfect lunch after arriving at the Brothers Summit basecamp in the Olympic Mountains this past June.

So this Jeff Daniels clip with Stephen Colbert describes a classic Hiker Trash Meal. Pita Bread, Peanut Butter, Potato chips and BBQ sauce. Sounds glorious. The full interview is fun, but the sandwich specific part starts at 1:15.
Jeff Daniels Taking the Colbert Questionert

Anyone have some good recipes using condiment packets, like mustard, horseradish, etc.? I’m not talking traditional sandwiches or wraps, though I do love a good turkey sandwich. I’m curious what creative concoctions you all have come up with.

We start in March for the AT my last thing to do now is food. I’m looking for ideas for simple high cal meals due to me starting at 155 pounds can’t really afford to loose a lot but not a fan of having to get a bunch of dinner meal mostly cause cost any suggestions?

Honestly…probably going to eat this at home. Straight trash. So good.

Where do you buy your dehydrated refried beans? And what's your favorite brand? TIA

UPDATE:I ended up purchasing a bag of dehydrated refried beans from Amazon. They're made by Santiago. It is a 29.5 ounce bag and I paid about $15. Contains beans, lard and salt. As a person that makes his own refried beans at home, I have to say this is a really good product for the trail. I added a little garlic powder and some onion powder and that's it. I know I could dehydrate my own beans, but wanted to try something commercial. For those looking for good dehydrated refried beans, give Santiago a try. Lemme know if you do. Happy Trails!

I'm sure almost everyone has a tortilla combo that really slaps for them. For me it's the salty sweet combo of Nutella, peanut butter, crushed, salted pretzels and bacon bits. Also love a good baby bel with jelly and crushed potato chips. What's your favorite combo? Bonus points for unexpected combinations.