Enertia Trail Foods

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Pinnacle Pasta

Enertia trail foods makes good macaroni products. Add tuna if you want more calories or protein. All the Enertia products have good macaroni. You must let the bag sit long enough for the macaroni to get good and plump though. This one is like a spicy mac and cheese. I have added a tuna packet sometimes for extra protein, but it is pretty good the way it comes. There will be some water in the bottom of the macaroni and that is what makes the cheese sauce when you add the powdered cheese and stir… Full review

Blue Mountain Bear Mush

I don't like hot cereal, but this was edible and pretty good. I like the several of the Enertia brand and Coleman products. They are all self contained and don't require you to bring extra pans for cooking. I don't really like cold or hot cereal for breakfast at home or in the field, however, this cereal reminded me more of rice than the usual oatmeal or cream of wheat. The couscous has a pleasant texture and when mixed with the blueberries is not bad. It is not overly sweet, but they also give… Full review

Parker Pass Potatoes

Potatoes with leeks, corn and cabbage in a cream chicken sauce. Sounds good right? Not so fast.... This was the first time I'd tried a meal from Enertia and may be the last. And it's a shame, too, because it sounded so good. First, the details: 1-serving 410 calories 14 oz. of water needed The list of ingredients can be seen here: http://trailfoods.com/parker_pass_potatoes.html SUPER high in sodium: 1390 mg. Whew! I've been doing some field testing of various backpacking foods and found this at… Full review

Rainier Rice

I think this is one of the best, a little spicy but I like it. Great flavor! Full review