Pack & Go 600 Kcal Freeze Dried Food Beef Curry with Rice

This 600‑kcal Beef Curry with Rice delivers a warm, aromatic meal inspired by classic curry flavours. Pre‑cooked rice forms nearly half the dish, providing a hearty base for a rich blend of freeze‑dried beef mince and textured soya protein. Mild curry powder, cumin, turmeric, coriander, ginger and cardamom create a balanced, fragrant spice profile, while garlic, onion and kibbled mushrooms add depth. Tomato powder and citric acid brighten the sauce, with sultanas offering a subtle sweetness. Vegetable oils, fructose and dextrose help round out the texture and flavour, making this a satisfying, convenient option for quick refuelling or outdoor adventures.

Pack N Go Beef Curry with Rice is a 600 Kcal lightweight freeze-dried meal

To prepare the Pack N Go Beef Curry with Rice meal, you would usually follow these simple steps:
Open the pouch and spread the bottom to give it stability
Add a specified amount of hot water to the pouch (water quantity will vary depending on the meal and its different ingredients, see the recipe and portion size for the timescale needed).
Reseal the pouch and gently mix the contents to ensure all ingredients are submerged in water, follow the instructions on each recipe for the water levels needed.
Allow the meal to rehydrate for a certain period, usually around 8-10 minutes, depending on the meal, and the desired texture and portion size
Once rehydrated, carefully open the pouch, stir the contents, and it's ready to eat!

The resulting meal will have a similar taste and texture to a freshly prepared meal of the same recipe. The ingredients will regain their original consistency. Despite being lightweight and freeze-dried.

Freeze-dried expedition meals are popular in many situations due to their long shelf life, minimal preparation requirements, and the fact that they can be easily carried without adding excessive weight or bulk. They provide a convenient and nourishing option for individuals who need sustenance during activities in many challenging and remote locations