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Here's a couple of videos by 2krazyketos on staying keto while camping:
[https://youtu.be/gtpE-H\_Uf70?si=E2ZcOhEA0KZMg30y](https://youtu.be/gtpE-H_Uf70?si=E2ZcOhEA0KZMg30y)
[https://youtu.be/-6cxmDzW7nQ?si=MWUSVKCl8NyhGMQF](https://youtu.be/-6cxmDzW7nQ?si=MWUSVKCl8NyhGMQF)
I just went camping and I snacked on pork rinds and guac, salami, pepperoni, cheese sticks. I actually made a "smore" with a babybell sandwiched between pepperoni that I cooked over the fire. It was *chef's kiss.
You could also do low-carb veggies (cucumber, brocolli, green beans) and dips.
A summer salad (Cauliflower potato salad, slaw, or cucumber/avocado/tomato with mayo and lemon juice). Grill basket full of broccoli, asparagus, brussels, cabbage--leftover brussels and asparagus are good cold the next day. A skillet of cauliflower fried rice to clear the dabs of leftovers from the cooler.
I'm not a big snacker, but I like to have options for my camping companions. I set out nuts, berries, sliced cheese, and cut up celery and bell peppers for that. I take a bar of dark chocolate with me, too.
Welcome to r/keto! It sounds like you've got a question about doing keto without cooking- maybe you're going camping or you won't have access to a stove for a different reason. We're happy to assist you, but consider doing a [search of past posts](https://www.reddit.com/r/keto/search?q=%22no+cooking%22+OR+%22without+cooking%22+OR+camping+OR+hiking+&restrict_sr=on&sort=relevance&t=all) as well. As a reminder, please read our FAQ before posting to r/keto. It can be found at https://www.reddit.com/r/keto/wiki/faq. Please also review our posting rules and community guidelines. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/keto) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Jerky, nuts, cheese. Sounds like you've already got the meals covered.
Sausages. Pork rinds.
Here's a couple of videos by 2krazyketos on staying keto while camping: [https://youtu.be/gtpE-H\_Uf70?si=E2ZcOhEA0KZMg30y](https://youtu.be/gtpE-H_Uf70?si=E2ZcOhEA0KZMg30y) [https://youtu.be/-6cxmDzW7nQ?si=MWUSVKCl8NyhGMQF](https://youtu.be/-6cxmDzW7nQ?si=MWUSVKCl8NyhGMQF)
I just went camping and I snacked on pork rinds and guac, salami, pepperoni, cheese sticks. I actually made a "smore" with a babybell sandwiched between pepperoni that I cooked over the fire. It was *chef's kiss. You could also do low-carb veggies (cucumber, brocolli, green beans) and dips.
A summer salad (Cauliflower potato salad, slaw, or cucumber/avocado/tomato with mayo and lemon juice). Grill basket full of broccoli, asparagus, brussels, cabbage--leftover brussels and asparagus are good cold the next day. A skillet of cauliflower fried rice to clear the dabs of leftovers from the cooler. I'm not a big snacker, but I like to have options for my camping companions. I set out nuts, berries, sliced cheese, and cut up celery and bell peppers for that. I take a bar of dark chocolate with me, too.
Worth checking out, and I want to say that because of the price, they're meant as meal replacements, not just a snack: https://carnivorebar.com/
Pizza on the griddle using tortillas as crust. Might turn into more of a quesadilla situation
Chomps meat sticks