If you enjoy a laugh around the campfire, shared adventures, and a helping hand when setting up, group camping might be more your thing. Some benefits include:
1. Ready-to-Eat MREs (Meals Ready to Eat)
MREs are designed for performance, offering balanced nutrition with no refrigeration required. On Track Meals’ high-protein options include Slow Cooked Australian Steak, Beef Bolognese, All Day Breakfast, Coconut Ginger Chicken, Sweet & Sour Pork, and Mild Chilli Con Carne. These meals provide high-quality protein and sustained energy without added bulk or preparation hassles.
2. Chief Biltong, an Australian brand
Chief Biltong is an excellent protein-packed snack with no carbs. Made from high-quality beef, it provides a natural energy boost without added sugars or preservatives.
3. Tinned Fish & Seafood
Australian tuna, salmon, sardines, and mackerel are great sources of protein and omega-3s. Pair them with seed crackers or eat them straight from the tin for a no-fuss meal.
4. Nut Butter, Homemade Nut Balls, and Seeds
Almond butter, peanut butter, homemade nut balls, and mixed seeds (like chia, flax, and sunflower) provide protein and healthy fats to keep you energized. Homemade nut balls, made from blended nuts, seeds, cacao and a touch of natural sweetener, offer a convenient and delicious energy boost. These can be eaten on their own or spread on a low-carb wrap.
5. Egg-Based Snacks
Hard-boiled eggs don’t last indefinitely, but are a good option for short day trips. Powdered eggs can be a great alternative for longer trips.
6. Protein Bars and Shakes
Opt for high-protein, low-carb bars with natural ingredients, or pack protein powder to mix with water for an instant meal replacement.