LYO Expedition Pork Stew with Pearl Barley


Size: Reg Pack - 83g (370 Rehydrated)
Price:
Sale price£8.95

Description

IT'S STEW TIME!

In this well-balanced recipe, all ingredients work perfectly together. Tender pork pieces, healthy pearl barley and vegetables in a creamy sauce gives you a good portion of energy for your next step. Enjoy this meal!

  • Long shelf life
  • 100% natural ingredients
  • No preservatives or artificial additives
  • Easy to prepare 

Ingredients: pearl barley 30%, pork ham meat 28%, vegetables in varying proportions 20% (carrot, onion, red bell pepper, parsley root, green peas) wheat flour 2%, canola oil, sweet paprika, herbs, potato flour, salt, pepper.

Allergy Information: Contains pearl barley & wheat flour.

Nutrition Per 100g
Energy 403 kcal, Protein 37g, Carbohydrates 37g, Sugar 4.7g, Fat 10g, Saturated Fat 3.4g, Fibre 7.8g, Salt 3.2g

Nutrition Per 83g serving (370g Rehydrate)
Energy 335 kcal, Protein 31g, Carbohydrates 31g, Sugar 3.9g, Fat 8.4g, Saturated Fat 2.8g, Fibre 6.4g, Salt 2.7g

Nutrition Per 112g serving (500g Rehydrate)
Energy 452 kcal, Protein 41.89g, Carbohydrates 41g, Sugar 5.3g, Fat 11g, Saturated Fat 3.8g, Fibre 8.7g, Salt 3.6g

Customer Reviews

Based on 9 reviews
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R
Robert
Good but expensive

Leo it’s my favourite fast food. Easy to make and light for backpacking. But… they are hilarious expensive. Average price £11 is just to much

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Jason Collings
Lyo pork stew in pearl barley

Great flavour, rehydrate well, very filling meal. Definitely recommend

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taylor
Good meal

This is certainly one of the better dehydrated meals I've had. Perhaps a tiny bit salty, but will buy again.

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Simon Barber
Lovely meal, about the highest protein of any commercial freeze-dry. Exotic too.

Ate 2 of these last Summer backpacking across the Hardanger plateau, Norway. Folk who complain it's not got as many calories as it might, look at the nutrition. 37% protein, beat that! Of course other freeze-dried stuff full of palm oil flakes will have more calories. I just added a cheap (35 p) cup noodle to each meal, boosted the carbohydrate. And it makes a change, having barley as the carbohydrate. In England at least, exotic, makes a nice change.

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Gary

Something to look forward to, not just for substance

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