Low carb camping!

Jerky.

You can have hot dogs and other meats. Bring a few avocados too.

Low carb camping is really easy to pack for - it takes up a lot less space than the carby camping foods.

Raw veggies and dip, sausages, burgers, steaks, trail mix, cheese slices, eggs, jerky, pork rinds are all easy camping foods if you want very low carb. For slightly higher carb I'd bring some apples, melon, oranges, coconut flour baked goods or whatever else you are in the mood for.

Have fun.

nvmomketo wrote: »

Low carb camping is really easy to pack for - it takes up a lot less space than the carby camping foods.

Raw veggies and dip, sausages, burgers, steaks, trail mix, cheese slices, eggs, jerky, pork rinds are all easy camping foods if you want very low carb. For slightly higher carb I'd bring some apples, melon, oranges, coconut flour baked goods or whatever else you are in the mood for.

Have fun.

Trail mix? What's your definition of low carb? 35% to 40% of energy from carbs in an energy-dense food wouldn't fit most definitions of low carb I'm familiar with.

lynn_glenmont wrote: »

nvmomketo wrote: »

Low carb camping is really easy to pack for - it takes up a lot less space than the carby camping foods.

Raw veggies and dip, sausages, burgers, steaks, trail mix, cheese slices, eggs, jerky, pork rinds are all easy camping foods if you want very low carb. For slightly higher carb I'd bring some apples, melon, oranges, coconut flour baked goods or whatever else you are in the mood for.

Have fun.

Trail mix? What's your definition of low carb? 35% to 40% of energy from carbs in an energy-dense food wouldn't fit most definitions of low carb I'm familiar with.

I make my own trail mix: macadamias, Brazil nuts, cashews, almonds, pecans, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, coconut, sugar free chocolate chips, cacao nibs and salt. Leave out the dried fruit and candy.

I follow a ketogenic diet, and typically keep my carbs under 20-30g. My trail mix fits my macros.

I consider low carb to be under 100-150 g of carbs a day, using net or total. For some, that could be 40% of calories.

lynn_glenmont wrote: »

nvmomketo wrote: »

lynn_glenmont wrote: »

nvmomketo wrote: »

Low carb camping is really easy to pack for - it takes up a lot less space than the carby camping foods.

Raw veggies and dip, sausages, burgers, steaks, trail mix, cheese slices, eggs, jerky, pork rinds are all easy camping foods if you want very low carb. For slightly higher carb I'd bring some apples, melon, oranges, coconut flour baked goods or whatever else you are in the mood for.

Have fun.

Trail mix? What's your definition of low carb? 35% to 40% of energy from carbs in an energy-dense food wouldn't fit most definitions of low carb I'm familiar with.

I make my own trail mix: macadamias, Brazil nuts, cashews, almonds, pecans, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, coconut, sugar free chocolate chips, cacao nibs and salt. Leave out the dried fruit and candy.

I follow a ketogenic diet, and typically keep my carbs under 20-30g. My trail mix fits my macros.

I consider low carb to be under 100-150 g of carbs a day, using net or total. For some, that could be 40% of calories.

OK. And other than the veggies that's pretty much the only source of carbs in the foods you list, so I guess in that context OP could fit in a couple servings of even standard, commercial trail mix a day and still stay low carb by that definition. It just surprised me to see something that I usually see packed with dried fruit on a list of low-carb foods.

Trail mix can be quite high carb. That's true.

Sort of like muffins. I suggested coconut flour muffins (mine are made with oil, eggs, coconut flour, flax meal, stevia, vanilla, salt, baking powder, and protein powder) which can be low carb, but regular muffins made with flour, sugar and starches, may be high carb.

I also suggested some fruit.

Look up recipe for protein balls!
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