Keto while Camping

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#1

Hello everyone! This is my second post on the forum. Maybe I’ll manage to file this one correctly!

I was very excited when I saw the category “Keto in the Wild” since I’ve been wondering how we can do this when wilderness camping - so, not car camping, but carrying everything you will need either on your back or in your canoe, for 10 days or 2 weeks or so. When I scrolled through the threads, though, I see it really means eating out at restaurants!

So - anyone have any suggestions about how to go camping while keto? Jerky is one option, of course, but living on jerky for 10 days could get tough. There are freeze-dried foods, and I know you can get freeze-dried meat, but often they come with “sauces” and “spices” that include sugar, modified corn starch, dextrin and wheat among other things.

I guess we could do a 10-day fast while we’re out!

(matt ) #2

The forum has a strong search option so always start with that. :slight_smile:

#3

I thought I had searched - especially since when you type anything in, it comes up with “your thread sounds like,” none of which had anything to do with camping.

#4

I like landjaeger for backcountry trips, but pretty much any hard sausage will do. Macadamia nuts, of course (other nuts too). Hard cheese, like parmesan, lasts too.

See further: Food for backpacking?

(Ashley) #5

Cans of meat too, tuna, chicken, things like that

(TJ Borden) #6

Just pack water and fast. Don’t have to carry in or pack out as much. Won’t have to dig many latrines either.

#8

monsterjuice ash

		May 15

Cans of meat too, tuna, chicken, things like that

(Sondra Rose) #9

Pemmican from US Wellness meats and some nuts.

#10

SondraRose

		May 16

Pemmican from US Wellness meats and some nuts.

#11

Baytowvin TJ Borden patreon

		May 15

Just pack water and fast. Don’t have to carry in or pack out as much. Won’t have to dig many latrines either.

#12

QMJames

		May 15

I like landjaeger for backcountry trips, but pretty much any hard sausage will do. Macadamia nuts, of course (other nuts too). Hard cheese, like parmesan, lasts too.

See further: Food for backpacking?