2010 Backpacker Magazine Essential! Fruit smoothies are a great high-protein (35g!) get-up-and-go breakfast! Four versions in a creamy blend of milk, whey, yogurt and chunks of real fruit. Mixes easily in cool water for a quick and healthy starter.
Serves
| Weight | # Pots
| Water Need
| Heat Need
| Cook Time
| Prep Ease
| 1
| 3.6 oz
| None
| 12 oz
| None
| 5<
| Super EZ |
View Nutrition & IngredientsDetails: - Cook-In Bag Meal
- This meal requires cool water when cooked in the bag
- Rehydration time is about 5 minutes
- Flavors
- Berry Berry - the sweetest and most popular flavor
- Kiwi Berry - a very similar flavor to Berry Berry, but a bit less sweet
- Eat a Peach - a smooth, creamy and mild flavor
- Tropic Fusion - coconut and pineapple, a tropical paradise
- Serving Size
- Single serving meal makes one large (14 oz) serving
- Vegetarian
- Gluten Free
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| "Exactly what I want in a breakfast," says one tester, "fast, no mess, great taste. It's like a creamy yogurt drink without a strong yogurt flavor, and you can really taste the fruit." And with 420 calories, 42 grams of carbs, and 35 grams of protein, this really can serve as breakfast. Testers' only wish: even more fruit chunks. Prep couldn't be easier: add cold water and stir. Comes in four flavors: Berry Berry (our fave), Tropic Fusion, Kiwi Berry and Eat a Peach.
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How large are our serving sizes? Check out a few photos and get a good idea of how much food you'll be enjoying.  
| Contains a backpacking superfood - milk!
Everyone
knows that milk on a daily basis is a good source for the calcium
important to building strong bones . . . but it’s even more important
when bones have been stressed by a day of hiking or climbing. Milk is
also a good source of protein, zinc and vitamin B which all work to
keep you going strong at home . . . and especially on the trail. |
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