Peanut Chicken Salad | Cool-Water Trail Meal, No Stove

Peanut Chicken Salad with Thai Peanut Sauce, Ready in 12 Minutes Using Cool Water and No Stove

$28.43

Peanut chicken salad brings tender white meat chicken, real peanuts and crunchy vegetables to a trail meal you can prepare without a stove. Thai peanut sauce adds a mildly spicy flavor, making it a convenient meal for a backcountry stop or a scenic overlook.

Add cool, potable water directly to the pouch and let the salad rehydrate for 12 minutes, turning it halfway through. Carrots and Savoy cabbage provide crunch, while coconut milk and peanuts balance the hint of Thai chili.

Features

Cool-water preparation eliminates the need for a stove or boiling water.
Chicken, carrots and Savoy cabbage combine with Thai peanut sauce.
Mild Thai chili heat is balanced by peanuts and coconut milk.
Resealable pouch is used for mixing and rehydration.
Gluten-free recipe.
Sold individually or as a 6-pack.

Specifications

Product: Peanut chicken salad
Preparation: Add cool, potable water to the pouch; no stove required
Water amount per pouch: A little more than 1/2 cup (125 mL), following the pouch directions
Rehydration time: 6 minutes on each side; longer at higher altitudes
Main ingredients: White meat chicken, dry roasted peanuts, dried carrots and dried Savoy cabbage
Flavor: Thai peanut sauce with mild Thai chili heat
Contains: Coconut, peanuts, soybeans and milk
Dietary attribute: Gluten-free
Pack quantity: Each or 6-Pack

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I prepare the peanut chicken salad without a stove?

Prepare the peanut chicken salad directly in its pouch using cool, potable water. Remove the oxygen absorber, add a little more than 1/2 cup (125 mL) of water, mix well, remove excess air and reseal tightly. Lay the pouch flat for 6 minutes, flip it for another 6 minutes, then open and stir again before eating.

Is the Thai peanut chicken salad very spicy?

The Thai peanut chicken salad is mildly spiced, with a hint of Thai chili. Peanuts and coconut milk balance the heat.

Which allergens does the peanut chicken salad contain?

The peanut chicken salad contains coconut, peanuts, soybeans and milk. It is labeled gluten-free.

Does preparation take longer at higher altitudes?

Yes, the peanut chicken salad needs longer to rehydrate at higher altitudes. The standard directions specify 12 minutes, split evenly between the two sides of the pouch.