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Choosing Camping Food
from:The food you bring camping largely depends on how long you will be camping for. A cooler may work for a couple days, but if you're planning on camping for a while, you may have to do a little more planning so that your food won't spoil.
For an overnight trip with your car nearby, you have many options for food. With the right equipment, it's even possible to prepare a dinner similar to what you would make in your own kitchen. A large camping stove can make your camp-site a home away from home. Many prefer to be a little more traditional in camp fire cooking. Load up your cooler with cold drinks, hot dogs, and marshmallows for a dinner that's fun to prepare. Make sure you remember to bring something to hold your hot dogs over the fire with! Many stores sell prongs for this purpose. An easy alternative is to unbend a wire coat hanger.
**Always prepare for rain! Make sure to have some ready-to-eat snacks in case an outdoor campfire is not possible.
For long trips, keeping food cool may not always be an option. However, that doesn't mean you have to eat peanut butter sandwiches for a week! Many camping supplies stores sell freeze- dried dinners that are easy to prepare. A camping stove and a pot to boil water in can open a whole new range of foods. Mac and cheese, oatmeal, pita-pizzas (pita topped with sauce, mushrooms, and any other toppings that won't spoil), hot chocolate, and tea are just a few possibilities.
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