Posts by Tanya Krezevska
How To Choose a Backpacking Stove (infographic)
Buying a new backpacking stove is an important decision. But how to choose the right model from the numerous options available on the market? There is a quick and easy guide to help you get the stove that fits your needs and budget. First and most important step in a stove selection is to determine…
Read MoreDehydrating123: How To Dehydrate Mushrooms
Dehydrating mushrooms is a great way to preserve them for long-term storage or later use in backpacking meals. They are extremely lightweight, nutritious and very easy to rehydrate. Dehydrated mushrooms are a versatile ingredient that can be used in a variety of backpacking recipes, from soups and stews to pasta dishes and risottos. By dehydrating…
Read MoreKovea Spider Stove Review
Efficient in low temperatures, the Kovea Spider (KB1109) is a lightweight, compact and relatively inexpensive remote canister stove, suitable for 4-season hiking and backpacking trips. It weights just 6 ounces (170g) and fits into a small carrying bag.
Read MoreDehydrating123: Why And How To Dehydrate Pasta
Pasta is a great base for healthy, nutritious and satisfying backpacking meals. It provides our body with glucose – the “fuel”, to power muscles and brain. As a complex carbohydrates, pasta digested more slowly that ensure a steady release of energy to keep you going throughout the day. Very low in sodium and cholesterol-free, pasta…
Read MoreTrail Food Finds: Paleonola Granola
What is Paleonola? Paleonola is a high-quality, grain free and incredible tasting granola that is made simply with nuts, seeds, dried fruits and coconut. It’s 100% organic; does not contain preservatives, completely vegetarian and dairy free. Unlike traditional granola, it is not loaded with heavy carbs and sugars. Instead, Paleonola’s nutrient-dense ingredients and healthy fats…
Read MoreMaking Your Own Instant Soups
What could be better than a cup of hot soup on the trail, especially when the weather is cold and rainy? I do not know about you, but we have faced bad weather many times during our trips and on occasion, we’ve even been soaked clear through. After pitching a tent and changing into…
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