Mountain House deal alert

[Gut Shot]

Stopped in my local (rural) Walmart yesterday and they had mountain house pouches half off. Might be worth checking out.

 

[LousyResident]

Stopped in my local (rural) Walmart yesterday and they had mountain house pouches half off. Might be worth checking out.

Down here in S. Florida they are discounted too, but not by that much. Sale price is about $7.00 each.

 

[Gut Shot]

Walmart here in the city is marked at $7, the rural one near me is at $4.50. I would guess other stores will be marking them down soon.

 

[Fsmith]

My guts hurt.... just by reading Mountain House

 

[T Bone]

 

[Trial153]

So many better choices out there ..

 

[Fsmith]

Maybe you snobs just haven't paired them with the right wine.

I’ll have to take your word for it.

 

[Trial153]

Nothing like good box of wine with your mountain house ...

 

[CForest]

doesn't look like the deal is online unfortunately, would like to try some but seem kinda spendy otherwise

 

[dirtclod Az.]

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Makes me wince just thinking about it!!...
And other times it's the Fire Hose effect. 〽

 

[HuntTalk Freak]

I stocked up the other day on the breakfast skillet and chicken & dumplings. Those two along with biscuits and gravy are safe for me to eat.
I will never eat the lasagna one again....ever!

last time I was at my cabin I ate the chicken teriyaki one and washed it down with half a bottle of Jack. Big mistake.

 

[Alabama]

I've never tried them but was going to buy some for this fall. Are they really that bad for your gut? Any alternative brands that you guys recommend or should I stay away from freeze dried altogether?

 

[Pelican]

I've never tried them but was going to buy some for this fall. Are they really that bad for your gut? Any alternative brands that you guys recommend or should I stay away from freeze dried altogether?

If I’m going to be eating Mtn house for more than a day or two, I have to offset them with some dried fruit or prunes. I’ve tried a couple other brands, alpine aire and backpackers pantry, and prefer mtn house.

 

[Muskeez]

Alabama: I actually like the spaghetti and lasagna by Mt. House. - but I also liked school lunch spaghetti ! The only bad thing about the lasagna is the cheese will stick to your spoon badly. My buddy like the chicken and rice, but it's too blah for me and I have to choke it down. I have also found that I have much less appetite in the mountains when I'm exhausted at the end of the day, and 1/2 - 2/3 of a meal is plenty for me.

 

[WapitiBob]

I've never tried them but was going to buy some for this fall. Are they really that bad for your gut? Any alternative brands that you guys recommend or should I stay away from freeze dried altogether?

They’re fine. If you can find a sale, peak refuel is the top of the list.

 

[Oak]

I'm always surprised when these conversations come up at just how many sensitive tummies there are out there.

I could eat MH for 2 weeks straight and not be the worse for food.

 

[fishing4sanity]

I like quite a few of the Mtn House meals, some I've tried and will skip the next time I buy. I've been known, on more than a few occasions, to eat them at home too. You'll have to try a few and see which ones your tastebuds like, as far as stomach issues I've never had a problem yet. Now, if someone can make a good freeze dried Pepsi and Reese's I'll be a customer for life.

 

[geetar]

I stocked up the other day on the breakfast skillet and chicken & dumplings. Those two along with biscuits and gravy are safe for me to eat.
I will never eat the lasagna one again....ever!

last time I was at my cabin I ate the chicken teriyaki one and washed it down with half a bottle of Jack. Big mistake.

Chicken and Rice, Beef Stroganoff, and Biscuits and Gravy, are all good for me. Chicken Teriyaki was a no go after one attempt. The flavor was good but the after effect set in quickly.

 

[geetar]

I'm always surprised when these conversations come up at just how many sensitive tummies there are out there.

I could eat MH for 2 weeks straight and not be the worse for food.

When I first tried it I was surprised at how good it actually was compared to what most people say about it.

 

[geetar]

I like quite a few of the Mtn House meals, some I've tried and will skip the next time I buy. I've been known on more than a few occasions to eat them at home too. You'll have to try a few and see which ones your tastebuds like, as far as stomach issues I've never had a problem yet. Now, if someone can make a good freeze dried Pepsi and Reese's I'll be a customer for life.

That Pepsi and Reese’s would be a winning combo.