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After a long day on the trail, kick back next to a rushing river, and enjoy the Mountain House Beef 'n Potatoes Dinner. This lightweight, 4.3oz meal yields two tasty 10oz servings of beef and potatoes with onions. Just pour water into this Mountain House Dinner's stand-up bag and about ten minutes later you'll enjoy a meal jam packed with all the protein, nutrients, and energy you need to recover and hit the trail again.
Bottom Line: Share the Mountain House Beef 'n Potatoes Dinner with your hiking buddy and enjoy a hearty meal on the trail.
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My fav flavor
By:
Dan Bachman
December 15, 2010
Hands down my fav meal of all the Mountain House dinners. I let it set longer than directed (with the occasional stir) to get the meat and potatoes fully hydrated. Especially at altitude.
Pretty good Gut-Filler
By:
Fernando Octavio Brendinberger
February 26, 2010
This meal is more of a gut-filler for the purpose of filling your gut and getting warm. Flavor is a little bland but still a delight to chow down.
If you carry a travel-size Tabasco sauce, you'll be rockin' with this meal!
4.5 stars
By:
John Morton
March 28, 2010
This is one of my stand by meals. Plenty of flavor and is very satisfying on a cool day.
To Beef Or Not To Beef
By:
moroni
November 26, 2007
If you like small, crunchy, tough, salty cubes of beef, this is for you. Allow to rehydrate longer than the recommended ten minutes. This helps a bit. The onions & potatoes are somewhat palatable. Filling @ best.
Makes a good hot breakfast too !
By:
SIMON BENTLEY
May 28, 2009
My favourite dinner is the Chicken Stew , and this Potatoes & Beef with Onions is a close second.
I was on a 4 day trip on Mt Whitney a few weeks ago , I was looking for more calories for Breakfast and tried this beef dinner with my morning tea ! Bingo a light came on ! This beef , taters and onion meal makes a really good breakfast.It makes a sustaining meal for the start to the day .
Thanks Mountain House .
POTATOES and beef w/onions
By:
Patrol Goat
August 2, 2009
I tried as breakfast as suggested on this site....It was great!
Mountain House Potatoes 'n Beef
By:
moeheep
September 19, 2007
I love Mountain House food, and potatoes 'n Beef is my favotite. I am a big eater, and if this is all I fix, then I eat both servings and it fills me up good.
What's up with beef?
By:
ann2962121
July 11, 2009
The beef is not as good as in other MH dinners. We still like it. We sometimes use it for lunches on long, difficult backpacking trips.
Easy packing
By:
red3101873
December 27, 2009
I loved the fact that I carried five days worth of food in one arm out of the store. The only down side is after five days of eating these and other entrees my hiking partner and I had the worst gas we've ever had, almost scared the tent would light up. The taste is great and filling, so that is my only compliant and why only four stars.
Taters and Beef
By:
palmeralle1548438
October 17, 2008
mmmm, very, very good. This is one of Mountain House's best meals. Go for 12 minutes to get the potato's a bit more creamy and enjoy. I split the two serving meals into two individual servings and the reconstitution process still works great.
Close second
By:
moabrocks
August 9, 2006
The House Potatoes 'n Beef is a close second on the best lightweight backpacker meal. House Lasagna with Meat Sauce is first. I don't think that either are large enough for two but afte a long day of hiking it sure hits the spot.
1 Comment Last Comment: February 25, 2010 by: Marty Thompson
By: Marty Thompson
February 25, 2010
Pretty good. It is my third favorite behind the beef stroganoff and lasagna. I like a big dinner, and the 2 serving bag left me stuffed!
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Hands down my fav meal of all the Mountain House dinners. I let it set longer than directed (with the occasional stir) to get the meat and potatoes fully more...
Pretty good Gut-Filler
This meal is more of a gut-filler for the purpose of filling your gut and getting warm. Flavor is a little bland but still a delight to chow down.
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- Servings:
- 2
- Pouch Cook:
- yes
- Burnable Package:
- no
- Vegetarian:
- no
- Vegan:
- no
- Calories:
- 260
- Total Carbohydrates:
- 36 g
- Total Fat:
- 7 g
- Saturated Fat:
- 3 g
- Protein:
- 13 g
- Cholesterol:
- 25 g
- Sodium:
- 900 mg
- Dietary Fiber:
- 6 g
- Sugars:
- 4 g
- Ingredients:
- Potatoes, Cooked Beef, Nonfat Dry Milk, Modified Cornstarch, Dehydrated Onions, Beef Base (roasted beef and concentrated beef stock, hydrolyzed corn gluten, soy wheat corn protein, dried whey, yeast extract), Salt, Sugar, Corn Oil, Flavoring, Spices, Caramel Color, and Garlic Powder. Contains: Milk, Soy, Wheat.
- Weight:
- 4.34 oz
- Recommended Use:
- pie-hole stuffing