Planning food for a 7 day trip

And.....we're almost off!  Here's what I'm packing for a seven day trip.  Our loop is 79.3 km in total distance with over 15 km of portaging.  Phew!

Breakfasts:

• One of fresh eggs (LT is bringing the pre-cooked bacon)
• Two dehydrated eggs with dried ham breakfast
• Two blueberry pancakes (LT is bringing the maple syrup)
• One banana nut oatmeal breakfast

Breakfast minus the bacon and maple syrup

Lunches:

LT has decided to cut back on lunches, we are bringing 3 shared lunches.  I am integrating the concept of making a single lunch for myself at breakfast, putting the dried food into a thermos with boiling water at breakfast and eating it later on the trail.  

• Rice, salsa, veggies, and chicken
• Rice, chicken, veggies and soy sauce
• Good old KD with cut up pepperettes
• Single lunches are rice, veggies and either chicken or beef

+ the Thermos I'm trying this trip

Dinners:

• Soft tacos with salsa, chicken, veggies, and cheese strings
• Pizza with fresh dough crust, veggies, cheese strings, and cut up pepperettes
• 2 dinners of Pasta with sauce, ground meat and veggies
• Chicken and rice with veggies and salsa

Dinner choices

Desserts:

• Banana nut bread pudding (3 of these)
• Fruit crips (1 of this)
• Pineapple Upside Down Cake (2 of these)

Just Desserts! We'll have earned them...

Snacks:

• Dried bananas
• 4 dried pineapples
• Dried cherries
• Bannock
• Cinnamon buns (with fresh dough mix)
• York Peppermint Patties (after dinner snack)
• A few bars
• Gum
• Walnuts
• Almonds
• Pistachios
• Tea bags, sugar, salt and pepper (not in picture)

Yum-yum!

Stuff from the fridge: butter, cheese, pepperettes

What's going in the dry food bag

I will weigh the bag once it is fully packed and update this post with the final weight.  This is the bag I usually carry.  If it's over 10 pounds I might want to convince LT to take some of it.  :-)  

14.2 pounds.  And it doesn't all fit in the food dry bag, but it does fit in my pack. Okay, wait, no, it doesn't fit in my pack..... ;-P