GORP recipes?

Moderator: HAZ - Moderators

 Linked Guides none
 Linked Area, etc none
Post Reply
User avatar
montezumawell
Guides: 6 | Official Routes: 0
Triplogs Last: 7,478 d | RS: 0
Water Reports 1Y: 0 | Last: never
Joined: Feb 03 2002 6:32 pm
City, State: Montezumawell, AZ

GORP recipes?

Post by montezumawell »

Who knows why we are sitting here thinking about GORP. But it's true.

Got any great GORP recipes? Share 'em here, we'd like to read 'em. We found a passle of darn good GORP recipes from a contest staged by Backpacker magazine. If you're lookin' for some exotic GORP check out:

Click Here

Somehow, we think HAZ members have some recipes that are even BETTER than those listed on that URL above. So share 'em. Thanks!

Munch, munch, munch.
:P
J&S in RR
contribute to this member driven resource
ie: RS > Save/Share after hikes Route Scout GPS Topo Mapper on the App Store Route Scout GPS Topo Mapper on Google Play
User avatar
ck_1
Guides: 9 | Official Routes: 0
Triplogs Last: 8,314 d | RS: 0
Water Reports 1Y: 0 | Last: never
Joined: Feb 04 2002 9:30 am
City, State: Mesa, AZ

Post by ck_1 »

I'd love to claim that I use some secret recipe, but I'll fess up...Sam's Club. Sam's Club carries two kinds of GORP/Trail Mix. Both are Member's Mark...the Sam's Club brand name.

Mountain Trail Mix: Raisins, peanuts, M&Ms, Almonds, Cashews, peanut/canola oil and salt

Tropical Trail Mix: Cashews, dried papaya, dried pineapple, golden raisins, banana chips, almonds, walnuts, dried apricots, dried cranberries

They are both excellent! And, they don't skimp on the cashews.
Image
'The Journey is the Destination!'
contribute to this member driven resource
ie: RS > Save/Share after hikes Route Scout GPS Topo Mapper on the App Store Route Scout GPS Topo Mapper on Google Play
User avatar
Mike
Guides: 5 | Official Routes: 0
Triplogs Last: 8,481 d | RS: 0
Water Reports 1Y: 0 | Last: never
Joined: Feb 03 2002 11:45 am
City, State: Scottsdale, AZ

Post by Mike »

I'm like CK1, no secret recipes here, just jump in the car and head over to Trader Joe's. They also have a tropical mix, among others. And, their dried cranberries and cherries are to die for! :P
contribute to this member driven resource
ie: RS > Save/Share after hikes Route Scout GPS Topo Mapper on the App Store Route Scout GPS Topo Mapper on Google Play
User avatar
nealz
Guides: 4 | Official Routes: 0
Triplogs Last: 8,531 d | RS: 0
Water Reports 1Y: 0 | Last: never
Joined: Feb 10 2002 2:20 pm
City, State: Alpine, AZ

Post by nealz »

Yup, Trader Joes for me too. They've got one called Confetti with almonds, pecans, cranberries, raisins and white chocolate chips. There are so many varieties now that it's like choosing a breakfast cereal. My mom used to make a good trail mix that is completely fat free and actually tasted good. I'll have to find the recipe.

-Nealz
contribute to this member driven resource
ie: RS > Save/Share after hikes Route Scout GPS Topo Mapper on the App Store Route Scout GPS Topo Mapper on Google Play
User avatar
olesma
Triplogs Last: 8,457 d | RS: 0
Water Reports 1Y: 0 | Last: never
Joined: Feb 09 2002 1:02 pm
City, State: Mesa, AZ

The "not-so-cheap" alternative

Post by olesma »

When I was working at REI many moons ago I recall they had some 'gourmet' GORP/Trail Mix packages that I got rather addicted to. I'm not sure I remember the brand but I thik it was 'Sierra Crest.' They had all kinds of interesting variations. I was personally addicted to 'Willamete' - cashewes, peanuts, white chocolate chips, cranberries and almonds.

The white choc chips and cranberries were the main reason it was good - just a little different twist on the old rasins-and-M&Ms theme. Very nice.
contribute to this member driven resource
ie: RS > Save/Share after hikes Route Scout GPS Topo Mapper on the App Store Route Scout GPS Topo Mapper on Google Play
no avatar
azphil
Triplogs Last: none | RS: 0
Water Reports 1Y: 0 | Last: never
Joined: Feb 05 2002 4:28 am

Post by azphil »

Excuse me for not having anything GORP related but if anyone out there wants my recipe for granola bars just email me. These granola bars are absolutely better than anything out there and you can make 24-30 of these at a time. Based on weight these things are about twice as heavy as the store bought bars. I have two variations, vanilla and chocolate, determined by the flavor of the protien (or is it protein) powder you want to use. They take about half-hour to concoct and you don't bake 'em.
I'd post it here but I don't know if Joe allows granola bar recipes. If he does I will.

Phil
contribute to this member driven resource
ie: RS > Save/Share after hikes Route Scout GPS Topo Mapper on the App Store Route Scout GPS Topo Mapper on Google Play
User avatar
joebartels
Guides: 264 | Official Routes: 226
Triplogs Last: 5 d | RS: 1960
Water Reports 1Y: 14 | Last: 8 d
Joined: Nov 20 1996 12:00 pm

recipes

Post by joebartels »

Yeah right! :roll:

Next well have somebody droppin' the Phantom Stew recipe and then who knows what 8O

:oops: ouch, wait a minute... Neal already did that

:P LET'S HEAR IT :!:

-joe

PS... Start a new topic... Granola Bar Recipes :wink:
contribute to this member driven resource
ie: RS > Save/Share after hikes Route Scout GPS Topo Mapper on the App Store Route Scout GPS Topo Mapper on Google Play
Post Reply

Return to “Food/Recipes”