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I'm going camping today. I am trying to figure out good things to bring to be able to eat. So far i found just add water pancakes, so what brands of jam are gluten free? also what brands of syrup are gluten-free. And bug spray/sunscreen.

and then anyone have ideas of other foods that are easy for camping?? i was thinking trail mix and then i realized i dont know what brands are safe for nuts or for anything else u would put into trail mix. i would do ener-g preztels but those are like 3 dollers for a little pouch

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angel-jd1 Community Regular
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Sunscreen: I use bullfrog

foods:

Peanut butter

Fruit

Lunch Meat

Cheese

Chips

Make your own trail mix

Planters nuts

M&m's

Reeses Pieces

Raisins

Beef Jerky (Oberto orig. is safe)

Cereal

Juice Boxes or packets

Pop or bottled water

Other things:

Paper Plates

Plastic Silverware

Paper towels

Wet Wipes

Lister Rising Star
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anyone know any safe chips besides Lumbarg rice chips? i tried lays stax once and it made me sick

i know m and ms have milk but is it alot of milk? i have not really reintroduced dairy yet but my dx wants me to anyways so i figure hmm may as well but i dont wanna run a risk of gettick sick on a camping trip

what brands of raisins?

any cc issues with orig jerky?

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I eat Natural Ruffles, sometimes regular one, but I like the Natural ones flavor better. I hear they have a dedicated facility.

I don't have any trouble with unflavored corn tortilla chips. I had natural Tostitos today.

I buy organic raisins because grapes are notoriously high in pesticide residue and I figure my system doesn't need any more stress, but regular raisins are probably mostly okay as far as gluten goes.

Clif Nectar Bars and Bumblebars are good and gluten-free. Careful, regular Clif bars are not.

Lays Stax make me sick, too, but I think that's because of the casein contamination. I don't think it's a very good idea to make a camping trip the time to reintroduce dairy ... unless you're really close to a bathroom!! <_<

angel-jd1 Community Regular
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anyone know any safe chips besides Lumbarg rice chips? i tried lays stax once and it made me sick

i know m and ms have milk but is it alot of milk? i have not really reintroduced dairy yet but my dx wants me to anyways so i figure hmm may as well but i dont wanna run a risk of gettick sick on a camping trip

what brands of raisins?

any cc issues with orig jerky?

I buy sunmaid raisins. They are gluten free.

I have never had any trouble with the beef jerky by oberto. There are some flavors that are not gluten-free so read the label carefully. I always get the orig.

As for chips....I get the lays and tostitos.

I also wouldn't reintroduce dairy if you haven't already! I would hate for you to spend your trip searching for bathrooms. :P

-Jessica :rolleyes:

Ksmith Contributor
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I have the same question...any suggestions for easy to make rice and beans or something that is easy and packaged that is safe to eat? Thanks in advance!

Lister Rising Star
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anyone know about syrup or jam? i really wanna try this pancake mix i got from gluten free crave palace.

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anyone know about syrup or jam? i really wanna try this pancake mix i got from gluten free crave palace.

I use Hungry Jack syrup. It is gluten free. I just re-verified it a month or two ago.

For Jams and Jellies I use smuckers.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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Kraft jam will state any wheat on their label.

Lister Rising Star
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thanks for all the help, camping trip went great, got sick(camp water was bad) but i had fun and kept full

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going camping tomorrow so i desided to do all the cooking before hand to make it alot easyer when camping, but i just though.. how do you reheat food? i have fried potatoes, baked potatoes, lots and lots of chicken, and a small amount of pork all pre cooked how do you reheat out in the woods?????

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going camping tomorrow so i desided to do all the cooking before hand to make it alot easyer when camping, but i just though.. how do you reheat food? i have fried potatoes, baked potatoes, lots and lots of chicken, and a small amount of pork all pre cooked how do you reheat out in the woods?????

In a pan, over the fire or stove. You could also wrap stuff in foil and put it over the fire or on the edge of the coals.

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