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I just recently discovered these, and I really like them.
Worth a mention I thought, for the benefit of anyone who fancies a very convenient camping curry.

https://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=293258530
https://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=293258615
https://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=293258598

In reply to deepsoup:

I'm glad it's not me sharing a tent with you!

In reply to Hugh J:
At least it'll kill a few midges with any luck..

In reply to deepsoup:

Can't imagine why you'd want to eat a laxative when you're going into an environment where needing a shit can be inconvenient to say the least

In reply to graeme jackson:
They definitely don't have that effect on me. If that's what they do to you, you probably need a bit more fibre in your diet generally. You get used it it.

As to the rest of the 'why' - they're very tasty, last for ever without refrigeration and are ridiculously easy. Only downside is that they're not dried or anything, so relatively heavy if you wouldn't be carrying the water anyway.

Same benefits as the "Look What We Found" thingamabobs in short, but suitable for veggies.

Also, I don't generally find it particularly traumatic to take a dump whilst camping. Here's a book recommendation for you: www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0898156270

In reply to deepsoup:

I have been using the ashoka ones lately. Pretty tasty, although you need to sort out rice/naan separately for everything except the biryani.

https://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=284128392
https://www.tesco.com/groceries/product/details/?id=284128271

are the ones I seem to have most often.

In reply to deepsoup:

Try B and M. A pouch of Saag Aloo is 69p, then with a sachet of CPUs cous 39p you have a very cheap, fulfilling and 5 mins to make meal in a pan.

In reply to davidbeynon:

Hadn't seen those, I'll keep an eye out for them ta.

In reply to Dave the Rave:

Ooh no mate, I couldn't possibly. I can just about cope with Asda, but I'm *much* too middle class for B&M.

In reply to deepsoup:




That's fine, you keep the economy going and I will keep on remembering my place

In reply to deepsoup:

Another convenient option I found was Morrison's golden rice (comes in a little sachet), and then when it's cooked - add some falafels to soak up the heat and extra water (ideally crispy ones, but they can be harder to get unless you're buying them fresh from a falafel shop).