Skip to ContentOne of the most daunting parts of backpacking with kids can be the food, especially on multi-day trips. This can be a chance for you to get really creative with your meal planning, but if that’s not your thing or you don’t have time for it, dehydrated meals can be a really easy and fun part of your time in the backcountry with your kids.The testers for this review are children aged 6, 8, and 9.5. They don’t typically like spicy food and can be less adventurous eaters at home, though I’ve found that when hungry in the backcountry they do tend to like more variety.Table Of...…Skip to ContentOne of the most daunting parts of backpacking with kids can be the food, especially on multi-day trips. This can be a chance for you to get really creative with your meal planning, but if that’s not your thing or you don’t have time for it, dehydrated meals can be a really easy and fun part of your time in the backcountry with your kids.The testers for this review are children aged 6, 8, and 9.5. They don’t typically like spicy food and can be less adventurous eaters at home, though I’ve found that when hungry in the backcountry they do tend to like more variety.Table Of...WW…