Mountain House Fettuccine Alfredo with Chicken | Freeze Dried Backpacking & Camping Food | 2 Servings

Was much more tasty than I expected it to be. Was very filling and the meat parts actually tasted and felt like meat. Made for a great day and night on the trail.

The value was great and delivered promptly serve the purpose

Our favorite. Taste amazing.

I’ve been looking to try something like this for a long time and I’m glad I picked up Mountain houses Fettuccine chicken Alfredo. I’d say these are definitely worth checking out. If you’re curious about a more roughing it outdoor trip or have always been curious to try something more civilian compared to an MRE. Super simple to cook up. Just boil the water mix wait a few minutes Mix again and you’re good to go. Admittedly, I might have added too much water when I cooked mine, but this did not affect the flavor. I just didn’t bring with me the best measurement tools. However, I would put the fettuccine Alfredo at a pretty good taste certainly not restaurant quality but for out in the woods backpacking this is great! Definitely a good amount of portions Really fills you up. Some nice, good pieces of chicken and noodles and for my first time, having one of these, I’d say it’s pretty worth giving it a try. If you’re brave enough to try a freeze dried meal. I’d say great product for the value and the fettuccine chicken Alfredo was a good one to try if you’re looking at mountain house meals. Textures about what you’d expect for fettuccine Alfredo and I just be concerned about the right water mixture, but it didn’t offset the flavor at all. Pretty impressive for a little freeze dried pouch. Easy to get cooked up and great for a solo Backpacking trip would easily recommend. Just add bowling water and stir snd enjoy.

One of our favorites. Delicious. 820 calories, so it’s more food than many other Mountain House entrees.

Tasted great

Great taste, use a little less water (like 2oz less) than they say to use for thicker, creamier sauce.

Usually I make my own backpacking meals, and skip the big-name pouch meals, because I've found the taste of these pouch meals lacking and the price fairly outrageous.This is one magnificent exception.I genuinely loved this one, and it will now be a staple meal in my canister, whether I'm going for a couple nights or a week—I enjoyed it that much. So much that I was actually bummed when I was done, and wanted more. The chicken wasn't dry, and it all tasted so good.I really don't like the price for any of these backpacking meal pouches and continue to avoid them due to lousy cost-benefit (read: way too expensive for meh-taste and texture), but this one will be my grand splurge meal on each trip. The rest will continue to be my own cheaper and tastier DIY creations.And even though I'd usually take a star off for excessive pricing, I think this one deserves 5-stars regardless.