Single Serving Mtn House
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From: cnelk
03-Nov-18
Did Mtn House quit making single serving portions?
Seems like all that’s available is 2 serving packets.
From: EmbryOklahoma
03-Nov-18
I wasn't thinking the same thing. I ordered some for our long hunts down here and all I could find were the 2-3 servings.
From: IdyllwildArcher
03-Nov-18
I saw some on Amazon when I was buying around June.
From: Ucsdryder
03-Nov-18
I think the 2 serving are basically a single serving.
From: AndyJ
03-Nov-18
They’re not single serving?
From: sticksender
03-Nov-18
They still make them. Search for Pro-Pak.
From: Rickm
03-Nov-18
Not sure as I have always bought 2 serving packs. Guess I am just hungry at the end of the day.
From: JohnMC
03-Nov-18
JohnMC's Link
You can order off their website.
From: Glunt@work
03-Nov-18
Singles are good for my kids.
From: cnelk
03-Nov-18
I like Mtn House but not 2 servings worth.
The single works best for me for lunch and a better meal for supper
I used to find the singles around town but I guess I’ll have to order online
From: Don K
03-Nov-18
I saw the single servings in Walmart this summer, haven t looked lately
From: trackman
03-Nov-18
If you are hunting hard a single meal is not going to make it. i do the 2 servings better to have leftover . then not have a full belly for the next day.
From: WapitiBob
03-Nov-18
Ditto on Walmart, only place I've seen singles.
From: woodguy65
03-Nov-18
Scheels has singles.
From: Paul@thefort
03-Nov-18
Here is an idea I have used . I take the 2.5 meal pouch and divide it in half, using one for dinner and then the other the next night or two. Just wash out a recently used pouch and save it and then use it for the divided 2.5 meal pouch and then roll up the unused pouch and rap with string or a rubber ban. Saves on space with solo/spike camping. Not every night or every meal to I want to eat a full 2.5 meal pouch .
If you are looking for an economical meal, try a small can/pouch of chicken or salmon and mix in with instance potatoes. Total cost less than $4 and a good change from just freeze dried meals.
From: Franklin
03-Nov-18
Breakfast and lunch are usually bars and trail mix. A big dinner like the 2 serving is perfect for the "1 prepared meal" per day plan. Never ate a hot lunch on a hunt....strictly finger food.
From: Glunt@work
04-Nov-18
They don't hold that many calories. Singles are 250-400. They do have plenty of sodium :^)
From: Beendare
04-Nov-18
Yeah, the 2 serving Pro Packs are one serving for me....6'4" 235#.....
Hard for me to maintain my girlish figure on less than that.
