Many newbies learn a hard lesson about keeping food on hand.
Even when dwelling in a small car or minivan I kept enough food on hand so that I could last at least two weeks.
The lists below detail sources and types of useful canned and dry goods that will give a newbie easily prepared meals under most circumstances.
Check out freeze dried foods at
http://www.augasonfarms.com/Dairy-Meat
I use many of their products. A number 10 can of tvp lasts one person a month if eaten daily.
Some of my personal favorites are ham tvp, beef tvp, taco tvp, cheese powder, tomato powder, potato shreds, and bell pepper dices.
I also use lots of the small canned meats found at family dollar, dollar general, and almost any grocery store. To name a few, Spam, Treet, ham, chicken, sardines. I'm just not a big tuna fan.
I also carry many dry goods as staples. Rice, instant potatoes, dry milk powder, lentils, beans, split peas, various types of pasta. While this is by no means a comprehensive list, it's a good start for being well stocked.
I carry many spices, they take little room and add significant flavor to meals.
I usually carry some canned goods. Pork n beans, vegetables, tomatoes,
Then there are coffee, coffee creamer, sugar, vanilla, cocoa.
This list should help almost anyone wanting to boondock but was worried about carrying enough food on board.
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