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Mountain House Lasagna with Meat Sauce - 2 Serving Entree

Mountain House Lasagna with Meat Sauce - 2 Serving Entree description

There's nothing like a little comfort food after a long day of hiking. Mountain House's Freeze Dried Lasagna with Meat Sauce meal for two is just like mom used to make only it's lighter, tastier, and well, you have to make it on your own. It comes in a foil package that stands up on its own for easy eating and cooking.

Bottom Line: They'll call you the backcountry gourmet.

The lasagna is one of my 2 or 3 favorite dehydrated meals I've tried. It is lightweight, and only requires 2 cups of hot water to make. Cooks right in the pouch, with no extra steps. Tastes really great after a long day.

I'm loving this stuff. Light, and extremely tasty compared to all the homemade stuff I've been doing for years. I don't follow the instructions though. Mixing the hot water in the bag makes a mess to serve and leftovers to carry. I measure out the bag contents, one spoon at a time, into two mugs, add hot water wait about 53 seconds and start eating. It is usually too hot at this point but is very consumable. The bag stays dry and serves as the day's trash receptacle.