GF hiking chow Ketogenic

by clstal
Last updated July 9, 2015 Copy
AmountIngredient$ / daySource
30gFlaxseed Meal$0.11Local winco
30gbob's red mill chia whole$0.46Amazon bulk
30gHemp seed hearts$0.26Local: Grocery Outlet
0gTrader Joe's expresso fine ground$0.00Trader Joe's
4portionCytoSport 100% Whey$0.07costco
30gDutch Process Cocoa Powder$0.58Amazon (S)
10gLecithin $0.21Amazon
6gGround Cinnamon$0.06Costco
2gIodised Salt$0.00Local
4gSalt replacement, potassium chloride, nu-salt, morton's salt replacement$0.15Amazon
10gGNC Mega Men® Sport - Vanilla Bean$0.39GNC
1pillCentrum - safeway $0.09Local
0gPotassium Citrate$0.00Amazon
3gCholine Bitartrate$0.13Amazon
2gNOW Foods MSM Sulfur Powder$0.06Amazon
0portionTrader Joe's Vitamin C drink mix$0.00Trader Joe's
0.1gAscorbic Acid$0.01Amazon
0pillNow Foods Vitamin D-3 & K-2$0.00Amazon
1pilltrader joe's calcium magnesium and vitamin D in green food base$0.10Trader Joe's
0.3g5-htp$0.30Amazon
3pillkirkland enteric fish oil capsules$0.08Costco
0gButter, stick$0.00Local
0gPeanut butter, natural chunky, salted $0.00Local
100mlOil, olive, salad or cooking$0.00Local
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So. I'm going hiking - and I have to hike 7-10 days between resupply points, and I want a hot calorieful tasty gruel that I can eat 3x a day from a jetboil, yet dress up with mix-ins when I get to resupply. I plan to carry butter and PB for mixing in regularly. I'm also carrying a tiny antique pan that I can use to fry this stuff into "pancakes" on the occasions when I have a camp-fire.

I plan to stir in beef jerky (gross but works), nuts, cheese, powdered cheese, maybe crunched-up kale-chips, crunched up tortilla chips, dried fruit, M+Ms, cayenne, more coffee (those international super-sweet creamy ones you find in tins) or hot chocolate, and probably things I haven't even thought of yet (and will be horrified when I recall later....).

I will also be carrying broth blocks and dried vegis, yerba mate, and coffee for variety.

I wanted a crunchy texture (thank you chia!), required nutrients and vitamins, and versatile but not tasteless on it's own. I went heavy but not overboard on the salt and the potassium salt-replacement because I know from previous experience with keto that for some reason I feel like I can't ever eat enough salt and I suspect hiking will exacerbate that effect!

Lets hope I don't get sick of it :-)

Still plan to add a source of vit k and maybe calcium, likely something found at Trader Joe's or Costco.

Nutrition Facts

Amount Per Day
5% Carb, 27% Protein, 68% Fat
Calories2078
% Daily Values*
108%
Total Carbohydrate27g
88%
Dietary Fiber 25g
89%
Protein133g
104%
Total Fat150g
Saturated Fat17g
Monounsaturated Fat74g
Polyunsaturated Fat23g
176%
Omega-3 Fatty Acids3g
57%
Omega-6 Fatty Acids10g
Cholesterol317mg
Calcium
78%
Vitamin A
163%
Chloride
172%
Vitamin B6
1222%
Chromium
195%
Vitamin B12
829%
Copper
201%
Vitamin C
270%
Iodine
190%
Vitamin D
178%
Iron
252%
Vitamin E
263%
Magnesium
122%
Vitamin K
90%
Manganese
233%
Thiamin
1307%
Molybdenum
146%
Riboflavin
1199%
Phosphorus
168%
Niacin
212%
Potassium
110%
Folate
142%
Selenium
201%
Pantothenic Acid
478%
Sodium
99%
Biotin
378%
Sulfur
100%
Choline
219%
Zinc
163%
 
* Percent Daily Values are based on "U.S. government DRI, male 19-50, 2000 calories, ketogenic". You may use the Nutrient Calculator to personalise your own profile, then select it from the list on the Recipe Editor tab.
Nutrient Profile: U.S. government DRI, male 19-50, 2000 calories, ketogenicChange

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