[pct-l] Adventure Foods

[giniajim]

any ideas for single serving sources?  thnx


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "V Maxwell" <cookiebakergirl at gmail.com>
To: <pct-l at backcountry.net>
Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2007 2:15 AM
Subject: Re: [pct-l] Adventure Foods


>I have ordered several items from Adventure Foods in the past few years.
> They are great - the food is excellent quality with ingredients you
> recognize and can pronounce, the customer service is friendly, the orders
> came promptly, it's family owned and operated. The packaging is re-usable
> heavy-duty plastic bags with zip tops, and the instructions are printed on 
> a
> card that's set up to double as a postcard. People at home are impressed 
> to
> get notes from you penned on the back of your dinner menu! The first time 
> I
> ordered from them I was planning a group trip with a family member who has
> serious food allergies.  I called them with a long list of questions about
> what exactly was in their products. One of the owners answered the phone 
> and
> he knew immediately which were safe and which were not. All the 
> meat-eaters
> I've hiked with have waxed poetic about the chicken salad (no cooking
> required).  I've liked the Greek Pasta Salad w/ Feta and Tomato and the 
> Rice
> and Broccoli Casserole, and their bulk stuff is great if you want to make
> your own concoctions (or supplement store-bought Lipton-type meals) but
> don't have time or equipment to dehydrate things yourself.
>
> Viki M, list-lurker and aspiring 2007 thru-hiker
>
>
> On 3/21/07, Paul Mitchell <paul at bluebrain.ca> wrote:
>>
>> Has anybody tried any of the products from Adventure Foods?
>>
>> http://www.adventurefoods.com/afsearch.asp
>>
>> They have some freeze dried stuff (meats and seafood, cheese, etc) that I
>> haven't seen elsewhere.  Curious if anybody's tried them out.
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Paul
>>list
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