Warming breakfasts

[headshot]

Pop tarts......
No not the Sugar 'n' Spice type girly groups

Hey! If there good enough for the "whooo buddy" shugster then they probably have a place on the menu.

lol..for the WHO?

[flounder_al]

Cheers for the ideas guys. Didn't know vacu-packed bacon would stay ok for a few days. Now that is a definite option. Bacon is the food of gods!

[rawfish111]

Bacon is the food of gods!

Without a doubt!

Depending on the weather bacon stays good for ages, if you have a couple of those aluminium water bottles you can keep snugly between them to keep the temperature down.

[FishyFolk]

I swear to instant dried fruit soups. Ie it's a freeze dried powder mix with bits of freeze dried fruit in it. You just add water and let it simmer for 10 minutes and get it in you. Gives me a lot of energy, and gets me warm. Thats my little tradition from the army days. Wehn on excercises I used to get the Optimus going and make myself that...as it was the only thing left that was edible in our ration packs in the morning that could be heated :-)

But I love the stuff so no problem there. Some people may find it a tad sweet...

[jus_young]

My breakfast favourites have all been mentioned -

Oats with a dose of golden syrup or fruit flakes
Pop Tarts (strawberry is best)
Good old bacon, mushrooms and tortilla wrap.

Not all at the same time of course

[jus_young]

lol..for the WHO?

The legend that is Shug Emery! This guy is fantastic and his series of vids on hammock camping are the best http://www.youtube.com/user/shugemery

[TheDogsSlave]

Mmmmm bacon

I've only ever done instant oats whilst out myself, but vacuum packed bacon is definitely a winner

[rik_uk3]

Iceland are selling vacuum packs of dry cured bacon, 6 slices for £1. Its good stuff, you don't get all the white snot leeching out when you fry it.

Pita bread or 'wraps' would have pretty much replaced bread for me if I was still up to solo camping trips.

[headshot]

The legend that is Shug Emery! This guy is fantastic and his series of vids on hammock camping are the best http://www.youtube.com/user/shugemery

thanks for that jus..i honestly dident have a clue,i thought you were on about suggs of maddness for some strange reason (its to early in the morn for me lol)
a breakfast i remember was out in the boat just on daybreak one summer morning on the pollack,pulled onto a beach in a little cove and fried up a fresh mackeral and some bacon grill and eggs..never forget it

[Midge_Fodder]

I'm a lover of the simple porridge, can't go wrong with it. Although pancakes are hard to beat especially covered in butter and a bit of syrup.