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๐ŸŽ’ Optimized Backpacker's Pantry Pad Thai for Improved SEO Review

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Description of ๐ŸŽ’ Optimized Backpacker's Pantry Pad Thai for Improved SEO

TAKE ANYWHERE MEAL - Whether youโ€™re camping, hiking, backpacking or hunting, take our lightweight, freeze dried and dehydrated Pad Thai with you. Just add water to one of our two serving pouches for an easy to prepare and even easier to eat meal. ALWAYS PREPARED - Our ready to eat meals are shelf-stable and offer a long shelf-life making them the perfect emergency food supply to stock up. We got you covered whether youโ€™re stocking up for hurricane season or other natural disasters, the next pandemic, or just in case. Security is good food when you need it most. NOURISHING & DELICIOUS - Authentic Thai rice noodles with vegetables in a spicy peanut sauce makes our Pad Thai a hearty meal for any adventure. Freeze dried for freshness, our flavorful noodle dish is a nutritious and delicious way to stay nourished. PACKED WITH PROTEIN - No matter where the road, river or trail takes you, fuel up with a tasty, protein packed meal. Our warming Pad Thai contains 40 grams of protein to keep you going strong. PREMIUM INGREDIENTS - Experience soul-warming comfort food with every bite of our Pad Thai. Non-GMO, vegan and gluten-free, our delicious take on one of Thailandโ€™s national dishes, is a sustainable and satisfying way to feed your adventurous spirit.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

Good taste. Decent texture. Will eat again

Tried another backpacker's pantry tonight. Thai pillow! It was really good. We added about 1/4 pack of spices and the whole pack of lime. It was REALLY spicy for me and not spicy for my spicy loving husband. Probably moderate hotness for the average American. The whole lime packet was just too much lime. The texture wasn't like freshly made pad thai, a bit soft but it didn't affect the taste. It wasn't salty at all which was a nice surprise for a survival style meal. I would put my second curry

Pros
  • Elegant design
Cons
  • Repair

Revainrating 2 out of 5

Mexican rice with noodles.

I probably haven't eaten freeze-dried food for hiking for a long time and had no hopes. It doesn't taste like Thai pad at all, and if you look at the ingredients, you can see why. It contains no tamarind, fish sauce, eggs, fresh bean sprouts or carrots to add variety to the texture. Peanuts are of very poor quality and taste like butter. TVP is close to replicating an egg, but honestly it would be better with freeze-dried dofu strips. So how does it taste? Mexican rice comes closest to me andโ€ฆ

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  • A sea of positive emotions
Cons
  • Updates

Revainrating 1 out of 5

This Pad Thai in a bag is overpriced and tastes bad.

This pad thai is the worst imitation pet high I've ever tried. I can say that with confidence because I had the best pet, the best pet I've ever met at the Meritage Restaurant in Charleston, South Carolina. Meritage's Pad Thai had a different and exciting taste with every bite. I knew this tourist's pad thai couldn't be as good as Meritage's pad thai, but I didn't think it could be as bad as it was. Imagine a bundle of hot spices from Mexico and Asia with noodles dipped in gooey peanut butterโ€ฆ

Pros
  • Great overall quality
Cons
  • Empty

Revainrating 1 out of 5

It's one thing to walk the trail regularly, but keep your TP handy and a quick-release backpack!

You can try this delicious and easy hiking dish BEFORE you set off. While my wife found this dish tasty and easy on the stomach, it gave both me and my daughter a fairly severe gastrointestinal upset - while an MRE would keep you up for days - it was the other way around. It was one thing to be on the trail regularly, but it wasn't cool. And to answer the next question, the food was made from the leftover city water we had on hand before switching to purified water, so no, we didn't ingest aโ€ฆ

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  • Confident
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  • It's OK