Mountain House Chicken Alfredo
This is one of those posts that has little to do with ministry and is a bit of a change for me. It's a full blown product review. Here's the backstory: a while back, I purchased a Mountain House freeze-dried meal to take on a day-hike with my son. It was delicious, and I blogged about the hike here. While the entree was quite tasty, I had to note that it was extremely high in Sodium (1690mg). I thought nothing of it for a long time. Then a few weeks ago, Mountain House contacted me and offered to send me a low-sodium meal to try out. They didn't ask for any thing in return, but I'm happy to report back that it was very good.
Mountain House sent the Low-sodium chicken alfredo, (260mg) and it arrived just in time for an overnight to Cheraw State Park in Cheraw, SC. We cooked the alfredo for lunch one day, just a couple of miles into a hike into the red-cockaded woodpecker preserve. We also cooked another brand's mac n' cheese (it was not low-sodium). The meal was primarily for me and my son, but our friend tasted it, too. We enjoyed it, and there was more than enough for a couple of day-hikers to share. The low-sodium Mountain House entree won the grown-up's taste test.
Thanks, Mountain House!
Mountain House sent the Low-sodium chicken alfredo, (260mg) and it arrived just in time for an overnight to Cheraw State Park in Cheraw, SC. We cooked the alfredo for lunch one day, just a couple of miles into a hike into the red-cockaded woodpecker preserve. We also cooked another brand's mac n' cheese (it was not low-sodium). The meal was primarily for me and my son, but our friend tasted it, too. We enjoyed it, and there was more than enough for a couple of day-hikers to share. The low-sodium Mountain House entree won the grown-up's taste test.
Thanks, Mountain House!