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Mountain House, Breakfast Skillet

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Mountain House Breakfast Skillet

Hash browns, scrambled eggs mixed with pork sausage, peppers and onions for breakfast while backpacking? Yes please! One of our most popular breakfast items to bring along on the trail, or to put in the pantry for a rainy day. Either way Breakfast Skillet is a delicious meal to start your morning off right.

Who is Mountain House?

For nearly 50 years, Mountain House adventure meals have consistently been the premier choice of campers, backpackers, and survival experts. Born out of freeze dried meals we make for the United States Special Forces, Mountain House food has a proven history of reliability and most importantly, delicious flavor.

With just-add-water preparation and no-mess cleanup, Mountain House is not only the perfect camping or backpacking food, but also perfect for keeping on hand just in case of an emergency. Additionally Mountain House meals have incredible shelf life. With the longest proven shelf life in the industry and a guarantee to taste virtually indistinguishable from new for 12+ years in pouches and 25+ years in cans, Mountain House is the perfect emergency preparedness or survival food to keep on hand.

From the bottom of the deepest ocean, to the tops of the tallest mountains, to the battlefield and back, Mountain House is the food people trust when failure is not an option. Consistently chosen as the best tasting food among outdoor and survival brands, Mountain House is the best camping, backpacking and survival food money can buy.

Mountain House Meals are Perfect for:

Emergency Preparedness Camping Backpacking Hunting Fishing Travel Occasional Everyday Use

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Customer Reviews

A postitive experience for a newbie

84 people found this helpful.

on February 27, 2015

By JKT

I have NEVER had this kind of food before. I’ve always been curious though. It seems really convenient… especially for camping or for emergency use. This seemed like a great opportunity to try it out. I followed the directions to the letter and didn’t deviate one bit.

Good but not great

74 people found this helpful.

on April 8, 2013

By Fredddd

I wanted to give this item 5 stars, but really couldn’t. It is very, very convenient to use, which is why I wanted to try it, for camping. It is convenient to bring and to make.

Mountain House Breakfast Skillet wrap.

68 people found this helpful.

on January 11, 2013

By GJW; Florida

This foil pouch contains 4.73 oz. of hash browns & eggs. There is alot smaller portions of pork sausage,peppers, and onions. The label says this pouch is good for two servings. Each serving has 13 grams of protein,27g of carbs, 22g of fat, 880mg sodium, 295mg of cholesterol. I followed directions and poured 1 1/2 cup of boiling water into the pouch and stired. Let sit 9-10 minutes and ate. I used 8″ flour tortillas and made two generous burretos. I added some pepper and other seasonings as I felt the taste was a bit bland. I was very full after my two tortillas. I put the pouch on a scale and it was 9oz. Which means around 8oz of food ready to eat. Was not bad at all and very filling. Now the pouch does have a manufacturing date on it, but no shelf life or expiration date. This pouch did have an oxygen absorber packet inside ,to enhance the shelf life. My pouch was exactly six years old when I ate it, and I didn’t get sick. I don’t know if the taste was different than a newer pouch. I’m thinking you could open the pouch and split it up into three equal zip lock bags. Add each pouch to 1/2 cup boiling water, presto, you have a filling snack or breakfast. . I felt half a pouch was a bit too filling, and I am 6’6″ tall. I hope this is helpfull.

Yummy!!!

33 people found this helpful.

on September 27, 2011

By charichari

Great breakfast. Package is good for several servings. I break it down into 1 cup serving sizes and put it into ziploc baggies. Then I heat up my water and just add the mix to my cook pot. Saves space and you don’t end up making more than you can eat. Seriously, this package is a huge portion.

Fan since I was a kid

7 people found this helpful.

on July 1, 2016

By J. Hallahan

Mountain House reminds me of backpacking with my dad when I was 10 through high school (I’m 28 now). So, when I convinced my girlfriend to come backpacking with me, I told her freeze-dried food was part of the experience and picked up a variety of these. While there are a few brands to choose from, Mountain House has always been the standard for me because:

love

12 people found this helpful.

on January 8, 2014

By Awe-some-o

Took it to the Grand Canyon for 4 day backpacking. Right before i left i opened it and put in separate zip lock bags. THis way I could leave the can behind.

It’s Backpacking… Flavor, Calories, and Protein.

12 people found this helpful.

on August 3, 2016

By Noble Pyro

This was my first time trying these meals. This past weekend I took these with me on a 4-day trip. They have plenty of calories and protein, which I needed for our 7 mile trek.

25 year shelf life

17 people found this helpful.

on August 17, 2013

By Castle

350 calories per serving with 13g of protein. This for breakfast plus 2 Millennium Bars per day equals 1150 calories. If you consume that combo you’ll have 90% of your daily protein, 98% of your fat, 80% of your carbs, and 80% of your sugar for the day, not to mention the vitamins in the Millennium bars. Each breakfast skillet can has 10 servings. The bars come as a 24 pk. So for one person you can have at least 10 – 12 days supply of food at the ready when purchased together. The can is much larger than I thought a 1.5 lb can of food would be. It was very tasty although the eggs stayed a little too wet for my taste. I suggest adding less water to begin and check to see if you want to put the full 1 cup in at the end. Other than that it is a great deal and I will be buying many many more for the future. Breakfast Skillet has a lot of good flavor. It’s way better than the plain eggs and bacon in a can. This has pork sausage, hashbrowns, red and green peppers, onions, and eggs in it.

Not bad..

8 people found this helpful.

on September 10, 2013

By sean colburn

Actually tastes good for an MRE… Mountain House has the best tasting MREs – by far.. I keep this & 1 other #10 can on hand to have a breakfast meal w/ my Just In Case Buckets. I plan on turning them over right around 2020, and every 10 yrs after. Amazon has some of the best prices anywhere for Mountain House foods.