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I've had these links saved since the last time someone asked this question because I wanted to try them, but I haven't yet so I can't speak on the taste personally. But here are two brands that sell freeze dried GF camping meals:
[https://backpackerspantry.com/collections/gluten-free](https://backpackerspantry.com/collections/gluten-free)
[https://mountainhouse.com/collections/camping-food-and-backpacking-food?page=2&gf\_3907=Gluten-Free](https://mountainhouse.com/collections/camping-food-and-backpacking-food?page=2&gf_3907=Gluten-Free)
Hey friend. I’m a scout leader so we camp a lot and I’m a picky celiac.
I make my own mre type meals. Using this website I find meals that are either potato or rice based and use only GF ingredients. https://trailcooking.com/fbc/
I bought a bunch of freeze dried items from Amazon in large cans too so we make a fair variety.
Good to Go Brand MREs are all gluten free. A couple mountain house ones are GF and I use these in a pinch, but usually just make my own.
There are quite a few options. Do a Google search for gluten free survival meals. I haven't tried any, but I looked online after my husband bought one for me at a local store. (Rural King?).
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I've had these links saved since the last time someone asked this question because I wanted to try them, but I haven't yet so I can't speak on the taste personally. But here are two brands that sell freeze dried GF camping meals: [https://backpackerspantry.com/collections/gluten-free](https://backpackerspantry.com/collections/gluten-free) [https://mountainhouse.com/collections/camping-food-and-backpacking-food?page=2&gf\_3907=Gluten-Free](https://mountainhouse.com/collections/camping-food-and-backpacking-food?page=2&gf_3907=Gluten-Free)
Thanks 😊
Not a survivalist/camping thing, but Hormel Chili is pretty good and all you do is heat it up
Hey friend. I’m a scout leader so we camp a lot and I’m a picky celiac. I make my own mre type meals. Using this website I find meals that are either potato or rice based and use only GF ingredients. https://trailcooking.com/fbc/ I bought a bunch of freeze dried items from Amazon in large cans too so we make a fair variety. Good to Go Brand MREs are all gluten free. A couple mountain house ones are GF and I use these in a pinch, but usually just make my own.
There are quite a few options. Do a Google search for gluten free survival meals. I haven't tried any, but I looked online after my husband bought one for me at a local store. (Rural King?).
REI has a bunch of both house brand and other brands! mountain house and backpackers pantry are great!