>>-----Original Message-----
>>The food bags that Philmont provides as a container for the
>>meal packets have air holes cut into them, so they would
>>never work to cook in, so I'm not sure what you mean by
>>"rehydrate in the meal bags."
The large, clear meal bag is unsuitable but the individual food item
bags can be used to rehydrate. Items are packaged for two, so you need
to devise a method of sharing, either two spoons to a bag or scoop
portion(s) into a bowl.
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