Camping Food Checklist

1. Pancake Mix:

Ensure that you have a pancake mix that doesn't require eggs or dairy in order to make them. There are many vegan pancake mixes on the market these days.

2. Oatmeal, Granola, or Instant Hot Cereal:

Oatmeal is a great option because it's filling and can be made with water only. If you're bringing instant hot cereal, make sure to bring plant-based milk as well.

3. Eggs or Scrambled Tofu:

Eggs are a classic camping breakfast food, but if you're vegan, scramble up some tofu instead.

4. Breakfast Sausage (Meat or Plant-Based):

Bring along a package of either meat or plant-based breakfast sausage to cook up on the campfire.

5. Potatoes:

Potatoes are another easy and filling breakfast item that can be cooked up on the campfire.

6. Fresh Fruit:

Bring along some fresh fruit like strawberries, blueberries, or bananas to enjoy as part of your breakfast.

7. Cheese:

A few slices of cheese will help add some protein and calcium to your breakfast meal.

8. Bread or Tortillas:

If you're in the mood for something savory, try packing some bread or tortillas to make sandwiches with your breakfast fixings.

9. Boxed, Homemade or Canned Soups:

Soup is a great option for lunch or dinner while camping and can easily be made on the campfire.

10. Butter:

If you're planning on making toast or pancakes for breakfast, bring along some butter so they'll taste extra delicious.

11. Beans:

Beans are a great source of protein and fiber and can be cooked up easily on the campfire.

12. Pasta:

Pasta is another versatile food that can be eaten for either lunch or dinner while camping.

13. Vegetables:

If you're looking for some healthy sides to go with your main course, pack some veggies like carrots, celery, and bell peppers.

14. Hot Sauce And/or Salsa:

Add some spice to your meals with a bottle of hot sauce or salsa.

15. Peanut Butter or Other Nut Butter:

Peanut butter is a great source of protein and healthy fats and can be eaten as a snack or spread on toast for breakfast.