Decent dehydrated food retailer?

[Fossil Bluff]

Evening,

Who's the recommended supplier with a good reputation for quality, tasty and nutritious dehydrated food, please? A company with reliable and swift delivery would be a bonus.

Ive been dehydrating my own lately but am fed up with vegan mince, onions and pasta

 

[Baldy]

Basecamp foods.

 

[Fossil Bluff]

Basecamp foods.

I had a look in there last night, looks like a nice selection of top-notch nosebag; as Arthur Daley would say

Is there still a TL discount?

 

[Robin]

I had a look in there last night, looks like a nice selection of top-notch nosebag; as Arthur Daley would say

Is there still a TL discount?

yep https://www.trek-lite.com/index.php?threads/base-camp-foods-12.4687/

 

[Fossil Bluff]

yep https://www.trek-lite.com/index.php?threads/base-camp-foods-12.4687/

Fantastic, I’ll get on it

 

[Shewie]

The Mountain Trails meals are good too

 

[WilliamC]

The Mountain Trails meals are good too

Mountain Trails are nicely packaged to minimise how much space they take up in a rucksack, too. There's also discount code for them.
We like some of Lyo brand ones on Basecamp Foods.

 

[Fossil Bluff]

Superb, thank you folks

 

[Heltrekker]

I use this French company https://www.freezedriedandco.com They have the widest selection I've found for freeze dried including all the big brands, delivery cost to UK is roughly £8.00, but if you are buying several packs and look for their bargain stuff, still works out reasonable.

 

[WilliamC]

I use this French company https://www.freezedriedandco.com They have the widest selection I've found for freeze dried including all the big brands, delivery cost to UK is roughly £8.00, but if you are buying several packs and look for their bargain stuff, still works out reasonable.

Interesting. I shall bookmark that.
I like some of the MXR meals. The Aligot, Tartiflette and Trufade are all great comfort food in cold weather.