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Wayfayrer Boil-in-the-Bag Meals Summary|Reviews|Start a discussion Buy this Product Places to buy Field&Trek Bookmark this Wayfayrer Boil-in-the-Bag Meals More about Wayfayrer Average Rating: 4 out of 5 No. of Reviews: 1 RRP: £3.49 Year: 2005 view enlarged image Description: - Wayfayrer food is non-dehydrated meals in a pouch. - Either boil them in water in their foil bag or empty into a pan and in 8 minutes you will have a tasty meal.  REVIEWS   1 to 1 of 1 review, to post a review you need to be a member - Join now.  Nick M   Posted: 20/05/07 'CONVENIENT AND SMALL ' Strengths: Quality taste,Strong foil pouches,Small and compact,Long shelf life, fit nicely into the nook and cranies of your rucksack. Weaknesses: The weight adds up when u carry 4 or 5, a little pricey at £2.99 Overall: they can be cooked in a pan straight from the pouch not just boil in a bag, they can also be eaten cold if your having problems with the wind and your stove, Fundamentally its the taste of the meals that wins through. probaly best to carry one or two as a treat after a hard day on the mountain due to there weight, they also have a easy tear open foil pack so theres no problem with thumbling cold hands.   Performance   80% Reliability   100% Value   60% Overall Rating   80%    MY REVIEW   You need to be a member to post a review. You can join here free.

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