Easy Mac in Bulk

[Mr. Sparky]

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New, at least in my area, 6 Kraft Easy Mac packs without plastic bowls for $3 at Wally World. Great with bacon bits and freeze dried green beans.

[damskipi]

I think this was actually the way it first started, if I remember correctly. It might be new to your area, but I seem to remember having it this way in college.

Where do you buy freeze dried green beans? I like to add broccoli to my mac&cheese but I've never tried green beans.

[daddytwosticks]

I think this was actually the way it first started, if I remember correctly. It might be new to your area, but I seem to remember having it this way in college.

Where do you buy freeze dried green beans? I like to add broccoli to my mac&cheese but I've never tried green beans.

REI usually sells freeze dried mixed veggies. I think they are call "Just Veggies". Great in ramen too. Tastes very good and adds variety to your meal.

[Mr. Sparky]

I think this was actually the way it first started, if I remember correctly. It might be new to your area, but I seem to remember having it this way in college.


Where do you buy freeze dried green beans? I like to add broccoli to my mac&cheese but I've never tried green beans.

i also found them at Wally World with the dried fruit next to the produce section -- Nature's Harvest brand. I think they are intended to be eaten as a snack, but they rehydrate beautifully with great texture and flavor. I am guessing the package would be equivalent to 1 lb. of fresh/frozen, weighs 4 oz. and retails for $4.

[Mr. Sparky]

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Here is the package.

[damskipi]

Thanks! I'll have to look at Walmart next time I go, there isn't an REI close by.

[Odd Man Out]

I too have seen dried veggies marketed as snack items in the dried fruit section of the grocery store (not wall mart)

[Mr. Sparky]

I too have seen dried veggies marketed as snack items in the dried fruit section of the grocery store (not wall mart)

I have been pleasantly surprised by these, and the mixed veggies, too. I rehydrate them with bullion and minute-rice for a good soup base.

[Odd Man Out]

I have been pleasantly surprised by these, and the mixed veggies, too. I rehydrate them with bullion and minute-rice for a good soup base.

I will have to try these. Last year I used some mixed dried veggies to supplement meals. I found these at a Dutch import store. Made to be used in soups. Btw. Try using basmati rice. Cooks much faster than regular and much better than monute.

[Farr Away]

I have also seen freeze dried fruits and veggies in the baby food section. I think the idea is toddler finger-food snacks. Kind of expensive, but if you just want to try something out, you may have more luck finding these at your local store.

-FA