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Mountain House Lasagna with Meat Sauce - 1 Serving Entree
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Tastayy Lasagna with Meat Sauce
Bradley Austin
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Probably the best tasting dehydrated food out there. Absolutely my favorite flavor and my go to for any backpacking trip.
Super Duper Lasagna w/Meat Sauce
Pat Guinn
Member since
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
As far as dehydrated foods go this Mountain House Lasagna with meat sauce is top notch. It's the bees knees. I have considered buying this to eat even when i'm not camping. It's just that good.
Delicious
Freddie A.
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
No where near Homemade but then again its not suppose to. Easy to make and packable. Highly recommend this to anyone. The Chicken and Rice happens to be one of my personal favorites.
Good Stuff
Jenny Mitton
Member since
This was actually a really good meal.
We were pleasantly surprised.
Mountain House always has great meals for backpacking, so we knew to expect greatness.
My favorite MH
Thomas Bloess
Member since
closely followed by the Chili Mac. Which is funny since I am reading powder4breakfast's review below mine. either way you go, when it comes to freeze dried foods, you can't go wrong with Mountain House Lasagna.
Not bad, ChilleMac is better.
Powder4breakfast
Member since
Not bad. ChilleMac is the best.
freezdried
JOE JOHNSTON
Member since
The Lasagna with meat sauce has great flavor. It will fill most anyone. The one thing about it that i thought was strange at first is the cheese and how it sticks to your fork.
Delicious Hiking Meal
Mike Merrill
Member since
This is probably my favorite dinner item (when it comes to freeze dried foods). It's very cheesy and tastes great. Easy to make, just add two cups boiling water and voila! you've got some Stouffers. It's not like mom used to make, but it's damn good for freeze dried food.
Go for the pro
david day
Member since
Pro packs are flat out better. same taste, smaller size.
Good, but really cheesy!
Mike Hale
Member since
The food tastes well and hides the taste of purification tablets. Only problem.... CHEESE! Be prepared for tons of cheese, not the best thing when you have limited toilet paper.....
Not Bad
dch4091295
Member since
I am not a huge fan of the freeze dried food my trips are ussually about four days at most so I can carry a little extra weight and get better food, however I always throw one of these in as an extra just in case meal, and sometimes they get eaten due to their convience, especially if I am tired from a long hike. I give this one five stars as it is the best freeze dried meal I have had in my opinion.
delicious!!!
Jim Romaine
Member since
Thatsa notta Italian!!!
Jim Romaine
Member since
Definetly not mamas but 30 miles in the backcountry @ 36 degs was one hell of a warm meal!!! Better than I anticipated and a hit as bait with the Trout in GNP, which was another good meal in itself!!!.....Good Stuff!!!
Food
Gone Fishing
Member since
This doesn't taste like homemade Lasagna but it is ok. I don't add as much water as they recommend, about 2 ounces less, you can always add more if needed. Over 500 calories and 27 grams of protein from a single serving package.
Truly good Fast Food...
Jeff Sacks
Member since
This is one of my favorite meals from Mountain House. The new bigger size is great for a hungry man. I use 12 oz. of water rather then 14 to make it a little thicker. It truly is a great tasting meal and enough to fill you up after a hard day of hiking.
Good stuff
Hansen
Member since
I ate two of these recently on Whitney. Tastes great! Only one issue with Mountain House - they recommend 14 oz. of water which, in my opinion, is WAY too much. Using that much produces lasagna soup. I used 8-9 oz., let it cook for approx. 14 minutes and it turned out perfectly! Just like you would make at home. One of my favorites - will definitely use again.
Will never forget the pain ....
ROBERT BETHKE
Member since
It tasted good but there was something in it that gave me the worst intestinal gas pains ever! I was backpacking in Zion Park, ate this the night before, started hiking thru Hop Valley and started to hear a concert of sounds coming from my gut. Explosive diarrhea then hit about every 5 mins all along my all day hike. I typically like most Mtn House food but this one was horrific. I understand the culprit might be some kind of soy based noodle ingredient. I will never again eat this one .....ever! Hated it! Stay away .....
Awesome!
hwa3692261
Member since
My son and I absolutely loved it! Was delicious! Very meaty and cheesy. Very filling. Would definitely buy it again!
My favorite Mountain House meal!
Jesse Lind
Member since
This meal is awesome! Though I highly recommend adding less water than recommended. Otherwise it gets real soupy. I'd rather have undercooked vs. overcooked pasta any day. This stuff is awesome after a long day of hiking. I do, however, question the serving sizes: I usually can finish a 2 serving meal all by myself without feeling stuffed.
tasty and well-sized
Stephen M. Bennett
Member since
surprisingly tasty for a freeze-dried meal...doesn't weigh much and all you need to do is just boil some water!
I really can't think of one that tastes better.
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