Dehydrated Lentils, Quart Jar

A bit pricy, but good quality.

Before a hike, we would add some of these lentils into a small thermos and add some hot water. After our long hike we would get back to the car very hungry. The lentils would be perfect. When at home it is easy to make lentils using our stove but when traveling this is so much more convenient to just pour boiling water into a thermos and then wait a couple of hours. I have also added them to oatmeal at times for a different flavor (my wife doesn't think this would be good but I love it).

I make "Meals in Jars"... Vacuum packed meals from dehydrated or freeze dried food that you add boiling water to and they're ready to eat in 10 - 30 minutes. See: https://www.amazon.com/Meals-Jar-Handbook-Gourmet-Storage/dp/1462113788/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1505536687&sr=8-3&keywords=stephanie+petersen or do a search for chef tess bakeress 52 meals. Gourmet meals made from dried food and vacuum packed in mason jars, mylar bags or Food Saver bags. Use them for backpacking, camping, food storage, vacations... whatever. I got these for Ham and Beans!

Perfect for a quick hearty meal and very backpacker friendly. Great with minute rice and a soup mix!

Taste great and less hassle than working with lentils in the store.

Perfect for me since I cook for just myself.

Love these. Great for salads, traveling and when you want something healthy to munch on. I just wish they were organic, however I will still keep buying them until I can find organic ones.

So easy to make a really quick pot of yummy lentils! Great timesaver!