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Rosker Travellunch Sampled by CarolineMc

My lasting memory of dehydrated expedition food is a Raven Chili-con-Carne, eaten somewhere near the Cheviot in 1992. Anyone else who’s tried this, er, delicacy is likely to agree that it is an experience not to be repeated! Hence my further forays into the world of dried food have generally been limited to Bachelor’s Pasta ‘n’ Sauce and the occ...

14 8 Aug, 2009

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Rosker Travellunch Sampled by Antwan

"Unfortunately there were no dramas to write about, so they must have done there job pretty well..." Antwan's kitchen was Stanage where he sampled Chocolate Muesli with Milk, Beef Stroganoff and Peppered Beef with Vegetables.

6 8 Aug, 2009

Rosker Travellunch Sampled by Alicia

In this first UKClimbing.com user review of Travellunch, the freeze-dried meals distributed by Rosker, Alicia samples the delights of Pasta in a Creamy Sauce with Herbs, Scrambled Eggs and Mousse au Chocolate. We have several other user reviews of Travellunch...

63 26 Jul, 2009

Science in Sport: Ski pack

Traditionally the word nutrition when mentioned in conjunction with the word alpinism would have meant a stale baguette strapped to the outside of your pack, a chunk of finest sausage and as many swigs of water as you could manage before it all froze up. On a recent...

2 28 Jul, 2007

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CamelBak® introduces Forge Flow: Press, Sip and Go!

CamelBak® is excited to announce the launch of the new Forge® Flow. Forge Flow is a travel mug and an everyday drinkware designed for convenient one-handed use. The vessel features an easy-sip fun...

14 Dec, 2021

Sea to Summit X-Seal & Go

Brand new for this Spring, Sea to Summit have launched the X-Seal & Go Series. Sea to Summit already have a wide range of collapsible cookwear on the market and the X-Seal & Go joins this range as a collapislbe food container which has airtight seals.

8 May, 2017

Can Beetroot improve the body's ability to cope with altitude?

The challenge of climbing the world's highest mountains appeals to thousands of adventurers across the globe, but high altitude sickness (AMS) can hinder even the most experienced climber. Now research from the Mid Sweden University...

4 21 Oct, 2015