Travel Lunch Freeze Dried Food - Main Meals
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Reiter Travel Lunch meals are tasty, high energy, freeze dried meals. Suitable for a wide range of uses whether it's lightweight solo adventures or extended trips and expeditions. Travel Lunch meals are a great way to eat balanced meals on the move without too much of a weight penalty.

Quick and easy to prepare in their own expanding foil pouch, simply add hot water (or cold for desserts), stir and wait for 5-8 minutes,. The Meat Balls ans Mash' require frying when re-hydrated.Travel Lunch is a premium product and only contains the best quality ingredients taken from the most recent harvests. No artificial additives in the main meals and no GM ingredients.

(V) denotes suitable for vegetarians.

Please see table below for individual meal values.

Travel Lunch Freeze Dried Food - Main Meals

Travel Lunch Freeze Dried Food - Main Meals

Stock Level (?) Colour / Size Price  

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2 available. 		Chicken Korma Curry £5.50

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3 available. 		Meatballs and Mashed Potato £5.50

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4 available. 		Pasta Bella Italia in Cheese Sauce (V) £5.50

Add to basket to backorder Smoked Bacon with Peas and Mash £5.50

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4 available. 		Beef and Potato Hotpot £5.50

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2 available. 		Vegetable Risotto (V) £5.50

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Flavour
Dry Weight(g)
Calories (Kcal)
Protein (g)
Fat(g)
Carbohydrate (g)
Chicken Korma Curry
125
493
15.5
76.3
13.9
Meatballs and Mash
125
584
24.6
59.0
27.8
Pasta Bella Italia
125
531
19.8
63.4
22.0
Smoked Bacon Peas
125
636
18.1
53.6
38.9
Beef Hotpot
125
561
21.8
59.1
26.4
Vegetable Risotto
125
476
8.8
80.1
13.4
Cod Sauce and Rice
125
539
14.0
71.5
21.9

 

Customer Reviews of Travel Lunch Freeze Dried Food - Main Meals:

Average Customer Review: 4 out of 54 out of 54 out of 54 out of 54 out of 5 8 Reviews

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1 out of 51 out of 51 out of 51 out of 51 out of 5 Travel Lunch Freeze Dried Food - Main Meals Review

Reviewer: spencer barnett, west wickham   (20-3-2012)

One star is far more than this product deserves. I tried this out before a trip and thank goodness I did. The product was awful, the taste the look the texture, all of it was terrible. The only redeemable feature was the packaging and the way you heat the product up. Perhaps the others are better!

5 out of 55 out of 55 out of 55 out of 55 out of 5 Travel Lunch Freeze Dried Food - It's a Winner!

Reviewer: Alasdair McCallum, Largs   (24-9-2011)

Purchased this main meal for a recent mountain marathon which I had entered in Ireland. As per usual it was very tasty and efficient to produce at our over night camp. Just add boiling water and wait around 8 minutes - no fuss, no mess and no washing up!! Excellent flavours and very filling. Will order again soon.

5 out of 55 out of 55 out of 55 out of 55 out of 5 Travel Lunch Freeze Dried Food - Beef and Potato Hotpot

Reviewer: IOANNIS KALAMPOUKAS, SIATISTA   (27-1-2011)

It was the first time, I tried to eat a dehydrated food and a friend of mine told me about this brand. I ordered some packages from FACEWEST. Then we climbed to a near mountain, for a weekend. I must say how easy it is to prepare a meal of dehydrated food, simply boiling some water. I still remember how delicious the BEEF AND POTATO HOTPOT was, this freezing night in our tents. It was something that left me and my friend full of energy. Since then, I’ve tried lots of other brands of dehydrated food and I think this one is my favourite.

5 out of 55 out of 55 out of 55 out of 55 out of 5 Travel Lunch Freeze Dried Food - Beef and Potato Hotpot

Reviewer: Philippa Murphy, Bishops Stortford   (27-7-2010)

I've worked my way through a number of brands of dehydrated foods now and the Beef and Potato Hotpot is one of my favourites. It's such a great comfort food after a cold day on the mountains and actually tastes pretty much like normal food! I'd also recommend the Mountain House spag bol.

1 out of 51 out of 51 out of 51 out of 51 out of 5 Travel Lunch Freeze Dried Food - Chicken Korma

Reviewer: Andy, London   (17-3-2010)

One of the most horrible eating experiences of my life - "chicken korma" = weird creamy rice pudding with hints of pineapple. My experience of Mountain House stuff is much better

5 out of 55 out of 55 out of 55 out of 55 out of 5 Travel Lunch Freeze Dried Food - Main Meals Review

Reviewer: Danny McShane, Fyvie   (6-3-2010)

These are ideal meals to use with a stove like the Jetboil as the meals cook in the bag -so all the mess is in the bag and the stove/pot stays clean having only boiled water. The set up also saves gas as the meals soak in the bag rather than requiring simmering. The portion sizes are very good, but if you're a really big eater, they can be stretched further with instant dried mashed potato powder. Shelf life is excellent and, again, with something like a Jetboil, you can always carry one as an emergency ration. The only downside other than price is that you can't really eat them cold like you can with 'wet' ready meals. Just remember to pack a spoon!

5 out of 55 out of 55 out of 55 out of 55 out of 5 Travel Lunch Freeze Dried Food - Main Meals Review

Reviewer: john clarke, lichfield   (6-1-2010)

Fantastic product, on the whole very lightweight.
Top marks facewest for the choice available on your website I bought the beef and potoato hot pot, very tasty quick to cook with no messing around. Just what you need and no washing up

4 out of 54 out of 54 out of 54 out of 54 out of 5 Travel Lunch Freeze Dried Food - Main Meals Review

Reviewer: jim brady, Birmingham   (14-8-2009)

I have to say I am not normally great fan of freeze dried "camping" food due to its high cost and poor flavour and generally seek out alternatives on the supermarket shelves.
However I came across the Mountain House range on a trip to the US and was pleasantly surprised. The taste and texture are OK and the pour in boiling water and wait system is foolproof and very economical on fuel, handy when back packing and weight is critical.
Knowing the calorific value of each pack (around 500) is also useful when planning a mission.

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