Foods to bring for camping(vegan)?

-Soy and Almond milk(get the kind that is not found in the dairy section but in a box. So it can be left unrefrigerated(until opened) and be okay to consume

-Canned beans and soups. Amy's soups for example.

Peanut butter

Bread

Rice-could mix that into the soups or veg stews

Pack fruits and veg that do not require refrigeration:

Apples

Bananas

Oranges

Tomatoes(one exception:once they are cut up,they do need to be refrigerated(due to rapid growth in bacteria at room temperature). So consider cherry or grape tomatoes as opposed to slicing tomatoes.

Pears

Avocado

Grapefruit

Fake burgers (vegideli is vegan), sausages and other meats are really good - you can make hot dogs and burgers, and sub them in for real meat. Salad is good because it will go with any meal. Whichever cereal you like in a little packet or tub is essential, plus if you drink any vegan milk (like soya or rice milk, for instance) then take some of that in a cooler bag. It depends how long you're going for, and how much you think you'll eat, but here are some more ideas...

baked beans

a loaf of bread

soya / rice yoghurt

soya / rice / dark chocolate

soya / rice ice cream (swedish glace is good, if you have that in the us)

little snacks, like dried fruit packets or cereal bars

vegan marshmallows if you think there will be marshmallow-toasting over a campfire

egg-free pasta

rice

hope this helps and have fun camping!

Hearty Baked Beans by Tracy 2 cans pork and beans, do not drain 1 can Ranch Style Beans, do not drain 1 can kidney beans, do not drain 1 can crushed pineapple (8 ounces), do not drain ½ pound smoked sausage, cut into bite size pieces ½ package bacon, fried crisp, reserve drippings ⅔ cup brown sugar ¼ cup maple syrup 2 teaspoons mustard 1 onion, chopped ½ cup ketchup Mix everything together well. Place in large baking dish and cover and seal well. Bake in slow oven, between 300 to 325 degrees, for about 4 - 5 hours. This recipe can easily be doubled for large crowds. 3 Beanus Recipe by Sydney 20 ounces Kidney beanus 20 ounces Lima beanus; canned 20 ounces Pork & beanus 1/2 pound Bacon; chopped 1 pound Ground beef 1 large Onions; chopped 1/2 cup Brown sugar 1/2 cup Ketchup 1 tablespoon Mustard, prepared 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce Directions: Brown bacon and beef; drain. Add all other ingredients. Mix well and bake at 325 for 35 minutes. EDIT: B&B, we can play beanus ring toss with the Funyuns!!

Take barbecue tongs and plenty of aluminum foil to bake things in a campfire.

Try an all in one meal, also called a dutch oven. Place about a 12-inch piece of tinfoil down and fill with whatever potatoes, squash and vegetables you like along with some butter, onion, garlic or onion soup mix for good flavor.

Cover with more foil and wrap into a package. Place directly on the fire. Flip every 10 minutes and continue to check every 20 minutes to see if it's done.

Read more: How to Cook With Tinfoil on a Campfire | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_2120139_cook-tinfoil-campf...

puffed rice with boiled potatoes and sliced tomatoes and chopped onion and chillies and with some honey and some salt tangy dish

some fresh babycorn

some pasta with cheese and tomatoes suace

sugar-beat

some rice with canned beans as canned beans is always be for camping as it last for more days and harsh climate

some fresh fruits

some paneer or fresh cheese when charred on wild fire taste great

some potatoes they are easy to make any easy dish from them

some packet noodles

humm why iam so insist on packed and canned and long stored food for camping that due to long stay outside and in any emergency u can use it easily for protein and carb diet

better take some juice or glucose pack also with some fresh lemon

lemon juice is act as antibacterial in food if eat outside

I have the same problem! You need to bring something healthy. Such as peanut, cashew, or almond butter, and maybe some pecans to dip into the nut butter of your choice, or crackers. Also, you should bring some Luna bars, or some other healthy granola bars. Good luck!

Soynuts

peanuts

peanut butter

dried soup packets

oatmeal

pressed tofu ( llasts a few days unchilled)

dried fruit

potato flakes ( mix with boiling water, lovely mash!)

ketchup packets

dried bean and split pea soup mix.

Dark chocolate

tofu jerky

http://vegweb.com/index.php?topic=36854.0

also - pancake mix- make your own, then add water ( you can use soyflour and dried soymilk powder etc, or walnut powder)

you could bring a loaf of bread and some jelly, fruits, lettuce in a seperate container from the dressing, cereal bars,vegi hotdogs;) and well that's all I can think of :p

Cous cous, pasta and rice so you can eat it cold? fruit, vegan soups, cereal bars, dips and bread sticks, veggie samosas are nice cold?

Vegetebales to make sum stew