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BACKPACKER'S PANTRY Katmandu Curry
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BACKPACKER'S PANTRY Katmandu Curry
Authentic curry with rice, lentils, and vegetables. Just add boiling water to the stand-up pouch for a delicious hot meal that's ready in minutes.Features/Benefits:
- Vegetarian
- Makes two 15-ounce servings
- 330 calories per bag
- Weighs 6.6 ounces.
Reviewed by 4 customers
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- Bad Taste
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Comments about BACKPACKER'S PANTRY Katmandu Curry:
I lived on dehydrated food for 3 weeks on a camping trip in the mountains, but this stuff was just inedible. Adding vegetables or meat to it didn't help it any. I tried it on 2 different days and couldn't eat it either time. I ended up not using the other 3 I had packed for myself.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Tasty
Cons
- No negatives
Best Uses
- Backpacking
Comments about BACKPACKER'S PANTRY Katmandu Curry:
All 3 of us loved this meal. It is very tasty.
Pros
- fills your stomach
Cons
- not at all appetizing
Best Uses
Comments about BACKPACKER'S PANTRY Katmandu Curry:
Kathmandu curry is known throughout the backpacker community to be probably the single least desireable freeze dried food out there! I wish i had known that before my last trip. I didn't even want to finish it... after a full day of canoeing and portaging. Don't waste your money... other backpacker's pantry foods are fine - but this one is awful.
Pros
- Excellent sized portions
- Good Value
- Tasty
Cons
Best Uses
- Backpack in the boonies
Comments about BACKPACKER'S PANTRY Katmandu Curry:
This was the first Backpacker's Pantry item I ever tried. This brand is my first choice now. I like curry - and this fits the bill. Good 2 serving vegetarian meal. Well-spiced and a bit of civility out with the critters and foliage. Enjoy.
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Merchant response: We're sorry you didn't like the Curry. Not sure we can validate the backpacking community concensus but we appreciate your insight.