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Breakfast anyone ?

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Gkalk

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May have been covered before, not sure... an informal poll on breakfast meals.
What's your backcountry breakfast preference:
Mtn House ?
Heathers Choice ?
Off Grid ?
Home made - and by this I mean you made it, if you do, what is it ?
And if you'd like to share why, that'd be great.
 
Oatmeal (just add water to the packet)

Logan Bread if I'm not too lazy to make it before I leave

Pop Tarts and breakfast bars.

One of these is usually what I count on for breakfast. Thinking if I can find a dry salami recipe I might add that to the mix.
 
Pop tart or rice crispy treat or breakfast bar while walking to glassing spot.
Souped up Oatmeal (with protein powder/dried fruit/nuts added) and mountain mocha (coffee w/hot choc) while waiting for light and glassing.
 
A bowl of two packets of instant oatmeal and a cup of Starbucks instant via mixed with hot chocolate.
 
Instant oatmeal with powdered milk or protein powder (muscle milk etc.). If I am running behind Powerbar or the like. Sometimes peanut butter and honey tortillas with bacon. Always coffee!
 
I make all my own meals...

Bfast -
Plain instant oats
whole milk powder
Ground flax seeds
freeze dried fruit
chopped pecans
Stevia

All in a ziploc ... just empty into boiling water, and wait a minute.
one peanut butter packet (on the side)
COFFEE
 
Poptarts (maple brown sugar), granola bar, gatorade...I know I'm in the minority, but I do not like coffee.
 
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I'm not usually a breakfast eater, but when I do and I'm pressed for time, it's usually peanutbutter, honey, and bacon in a tortilla wrap and coffee. I keep poptarts
and trail mix in my pack for the day. When I have time I like fried potatoes and bacon and eggs. I keep the bacon grease in a container for later use. Ziplock omlettes are always nice too while you wait for coffee to perk. I believe in eating well at camp and go out of my way to make good food for dinners.
 
A bagel and a package of tuna. Jetboil instant Folgers coffee. Mountain house for the remaining meals with a cliff bar here and there.
 
Oatmeal, banana, and coffee. I'm a snacker so I carry a lot of food in the field and eat half of it by lunch.
 
I go hunting to hunt, so 90% of my camp meals are just to get edible, adequate calories in me so I can hunt. That said, I will pack some beer, or bourbon, and a few items for a few well planned dinners.

At breakfast time I am usually in a hurry to get hunting, at lunch time I am usually on the move, after I have filled a tag, then it's heart, liver, loins.
 
Guess I should've tossed mine out in the initial post...
Oatmeal with dried cranberries, apples, banana chips, and usually a payday, drink: hot tea. Home made trail-mix after that for snacking.
 
Shablabar said:
Me too please. Exactly this.

On some days, if I'm feeling sassy and have nowhere to be immediately, I'll have one of those Mountain House scramblers rolled up in a tortilla with some hot sauce.
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I'm not a fan out mountain house, but good to know we are on the same page with the choffee!
 
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