Dried Vegies like in cup o noodles

[Mark W.]

Does anyone know where to buy mixed dried veggies like would be found in a Cup O Noodle? Something leaning towards Bulk packaging like maybe a Quart or so at a time.

They also come in some of the other Top Ramen Japanese type noodle add hot water type dishes.

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[308]

http://www.harmonyhousefoods.com/Dr..._p_1867.html?gclid=CPG3gaflzcwCFYpbfgodZnwKwg

 

[AMProducts]

Most of the Freeze Dried foods suppliers sell this kinda stuff. I've bought it in the past from honeyville. I think there are cheaper vendors out there, I've noticed a lot of people are moving away from honeyville recently.

 

[erudne]

Thanks I've been looking for a source

 

[cigars]

Winco bulk section.

 

[Sgt Nambu]

Costco online, for dried veggies/mixed! I have a bucket of them and Costco delivers for free!

 

[mjbskwim]

Good idea
Thanks

 

[Joe13]

Asian stores carry it. Probably more expensive then bulk but it will have the more traditional Asian veggies like cabage etc then the Mercian versions.

 

[erudne]

Personally I would weigh the price against an in home freeze drier or cheaper still a dehydrator and vacuum sealer; it all depends on your personal situation, of course, and don't forget, sans a nuke/bio attack there will always be Poke Salad

 

[Stomper]

 

[Mark W.]

I have a dehydrator and a Seal a Meal But the idea of harvesting a dozen different vegies and processing them to be dehydrated then going through the time of that process then bagging and sucking. So I can make some better tasting top ramen is a little outside my needs.

 

[308]

I have a dehydrator and a Seal a Meal But the idea of harvesting a dozen different vegies and processing them to be dehydrated then going through the time of that process then bagging and sucking. So I can make some better tasting top ramen is a little outside my needs.

I've done that but gave up because it took too much time and energy for a little return and the dried food didn't taste all that good. Good for snacks I think, but negative on the long term.

 

[mjbskwim]

Note to self
Scratch dehydrator off of build list

 

[Camelfilter]

Looks like that Harmony House backpackers box is the best / easiest prepackaged assortment.

Pretty handy!

Packit Gourmet has one a bit pricier, but I think it has a little bit more in variety.

I'm trying to think of the Company I used years ago backpacking. They were relatively new at the time, so may have changed names. Anyways they'd pack up any small quantities you wanted, and had pre-made meals. I remember them because I could get small vacuum packed bags of maple syrup granules (before I had my own vacuum packer). And small packets of veggies.

When I'd call in my order, they'd give extra tips on how to prepare they're stuff, and would drop ship a bump box wherever you wanted without any issue. Handy on the trail!

Since that time.-For powders & grains - I have gone with King Arthur Flour directly and repacked. Now that I'm out here I do Bobs Red Mill, or thru Winco.

 

[Member 34319]

Check out Auguson Farms. They have a vegie mix that's in the direction your looking.

 

[Mark W.]

I use my dehydrator for making fruit leather, Apple, strawberry, pear, apricot, and banana chips. Oh and dried tomatoes.

 

[Motomom34]

Here are dried veggies. Either soup blend or stew blend. Great prices in my opinion.

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