Backpacker's Pantry Three Cheese Mac & Cheese
Nothing special, sadly.
Pros
- Reliable
- Lightweight
- Inoffensive
Cons
- Very salty
- Not very cheesy
Remember the old lady from the Wendy's commercials back in the '80s? Allow me to refresh your memory, with a bit of alteration for context.
"WHERE'S THE CHEESE?"
This is called Mac & Cheese, and there was cheese (and mac), but.... I expect better from Backpacker's Pantry. I expect more from anything calling itself "Mac & Cheese." I don't expect nearly 100% of the r.d.a. of sodium from a relatively small portion of relatively bland pasta and dairy.
This wasn't bad. I've definitely experienced freeze-dried meals in the past that disagreed with my gut in a myriad of ways, and this did not do so. But it sure wasn't good.
The only place I can see for this meal is as a nearly completely inoffensive offering for a picky eater on a long, hot, sweaty day. Something to help replenish salts when you just can't handle the thought of flavor—for some reason.
Background
More than four decades of hiking, backpacking, and car camping have provided me with ample excuses to sample a wide range of freeze-dried foods.
Source: bought it new
Price Paid: $10
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Specs
Price |
MSRP: $9.99 Current Retail: $9.95-$10.99 Historic Range: $8.64-$10.99 Reviewers Paid: $10.00 |
Calories per pouch |
510 |
Protein per pouch |
24 g |
Servings |
2 per pouch |
Allergens |
Eggs, Milk, Gluten, and Wheat |