Garmin Sate Babi

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Sate Babi is part of an interesting range of meals from Adventure Foods. Long dates on Adventure Foods as well – so if you don’t eat everything on your next trip there’s always the one after.

Adventure Food says

Rice Satay. Rice dish with ham, green beans, leek and carrot in a satay sauce with mixed vegetables and spicy herbs.

Our Verdict

Adventure Food’s Sate Babi is part of an interesting range of meals from this supplier. Freeze dried foods are not as tasty as freshly prepared stuff so structure your expectations! Having said that Adventure Food seem to be one of the best – from reviews and personal experience – and after a day on the hill the satisfaction bar is lowered somewhat.

On a long trip I’d take these meals for perhaps one third to half of my meal requirements providing the rest from non-freeze dried products – especially local and fresh stuff. Combining in this way balances the need for ‘real’ food with the need for keeping your pack weight down.

Long dates on Adventure Food as well – so if you don’t eat everything on your next trip there’s always the one after.

– Reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor Gear

Features

Ingredients

• rice (50%), 29% satay sauce (peanuts (40%), wheat meal, whey powder, sugar, onion (5%), salt, soya, yeast extract, lemongrass, garlic, chilli pepper, maltodextrin, cumin, aroma, tomato, bell pepper, ginger powder, Thai ginger, sunflower oil), 6% ham (pork, wheat starch, salt, acidulant (rosemary extract, citric acid), smoke extract, preservative (E250)), sunflower oil, carrot (3%), green beans (3%), onion (2%), sugar, glucose syrup, salt, leek (0.65%), milk powder, ginger powder, hydrolyzed protein (maize, rapeseed), cayenne (0.03%), pepper

Allergy Info

• Contains gluten, peanuts, soya, milk. May contain traces of: nuts.

Specifications

• Weight: 168g
• Total Energy: 600 Kcal (2512 kJ)
• Net Weight: 144g
• Storage Life: 48 Months

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