Mountain House Blueberry Cheescake
average rating
Reviewed by 2 Trailspace users
A sweet treat. Definitely a nice change of pace than…
tiredofwinter
66 reviewer rep
Rating: 
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $5
Summary
A sweet treat.
Pros
- Sweet
- Carbs
- Easy
Cons
- Big portion for 1 person
- Taste gets old
Definitely a nice change of pace than the average meals. I prefer using a little less water than recommended. It was very watery. The taste got old after eating more than a third.
I enjoy that you don't have to boil that much water and the rest is cold.
Best for a group of 3 IMO. Perfect for a midday snack and provides you with enough carbs for a decent dose of energy.
This is more of a pudding when eaten from the bag…
Timber Topper
3 reviewer rep
Rating:
Price Paid: $6.50
This is more of a pudding when eaten from the bag but it's good! Very easy to make. A 1/4 cup of hot water is needed to rehydrate the blueberries and the rest just needs cold water.
A single serving easily feeds two people and three just needing "a little something sweet".
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$6.89
The Mountain House Blueberry Cheescake is not available from the stores we monitor.
Last seen April 29, 2013 at Appalachian Outdoors.
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Specs
| Weight |
0.62 lb |
| Servings |
4 |
| Serving Size |
1/2 cup |
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