🍳 Trail Food Ideas What’s Cooking on Your Overland Trips? (1 Viewer)

GeorgeHill33 · Monday at 4:46 AM

One of the best parts of any Land Cruiser adventure is the food we share on the trail. From simple snacks on the tailgate to full campfire meals under the stars, good food always makes the trip better.

For me, I always pack a cast iron skillet for quick campfire breakfasts eggs, bacon, and coffee just taste better outdoors. At night, I like keeping it simple with wraps or grilled steak after a long drive.

What about you? Do you have a go-to trail or campfire recipe? Maybe a quick hack that saves time or a family favorite that’s become a tradition on your trips? Share your best food ideas so we can all add something new to our next adventure!

GeorgeHill33 · Monday at 4:48 AM

GeorgeHill33 said:
One of the best parts of any Land Cruiser adventure is the food we share on the trail. From simple snacks on the tailgate to full campfire meals under the stars, good food always makes the trip better.

For me, I always pack a cast iron skillet for quick campfire breakfasts eggs, bacon, and coffee just taste better outdoors. At night, I like keeping it simple with wraps or grilled steak after a long drive.

What about you? Do you have a go-to trail or campfire recipe? Maybe a quick hack that saves time or a family favorite that’s become a tradition on your trips? Share your best food ideas so we can all add something new to our next adventure!

Simple meals like these keep trail food enjoyable without getting complicated. Planning your campfire menu while staying mindful of max priser helps keep trips affordable, so you can focus more on the adventure and less on the budget.

Cast-iron breakfasts really are unbeatable eggs, bacon, and coffee just taste better outdoors. I like to prep ahead by marinating steaks in zip bags and packing foil packets of veggies, which cook evenly over the fire and save cleanup time.