Travel meals?

[Bowguy]

Best thing imo if you have access to an outlet somewhere is bring a microwave and heat your food.
I started doing it last year. Its great. Finish hunting, you're  hungry, eat. Wanna clean up n sleep, than eat. All disposable dishes, cups. It's fantastic convenient, saves time. I brought barbecue chicken and cheeseburgers. Mac n cheese w bacon. Pancakes, sausages, etc fantastic way to go. Screw cooking or eating cold sandwiches

[ybuck]

0k, im hungry now

[ybuck]

First and foremost, COFFEE.
mostly sandwiches, fruit, and nuts in the field......, brats, burgers, chicken, canned venison, potato's and 0nions...
...and if i run out, i can survive on coffee for days.

[Tom007]

Burger King Double Cheeseburgers, once in awhile, I splurge

[WV Flopper]

I carry a Charbroil Expert gas grill and a small 17" Blackstone.

The Blackstone doesn't get used. I live by the little grill on my tailgate or table while fishing with a friend.

I can cook any meat, but we are heavily discriminate against any meat that doesn't start with BEE.

Veggies are perishable so I stick to potatoes and splurge on asparagus occasionally.

A steak for lunch and a steak and baked potato for dinner and I am set.

No time for breakfast, except a granola bar or other sugar hand held, to get me jump-started.