Expedition Foods Spaghetti Bolognese - 450 kcal
£5.69
Spaghetti Bolognese (Regular Energy Serving) Expedition Foods' delicious light-weight meals provide the perfect nutrition for a wide range of outdoor pursuits. Sold globally, Expedition Foods is recognised as one of the top brands of freeze-dried meals available in today's market. Manufactured in Britain, Expedition Foods is the expert in producing meals that retain all the nutrition of a perfectly balanced meal in a single, light-weight packet. Our meals deliver the fuel and balanced nutrition required for the most gruelling of challenges; to summit our highest peaks, to row our oceans, and to traverse the remotest wildernesses on our planet.
- Regular Serving Range (450+ kcal per meal)
- INGREDIENTS: Wheat Spaghetti, Canned Tomatoes (Tomato, Tomato Juice Citric Acid), Onions, Tomato Puree, Minced Beef (8.2%), Vegetable Oil, Cornflour, Sugar, Garlic, Herb Mix (Oregano, Summer Savory, Basil, Thyme, Rosemary, Marjoram), Salt.
- PREPARATION: Remove the Oxygen Absorber (Sachet) from inside the pouch, then follow the instructions on the reverse of the food bag. Add boiling water (250ml), stir the contents and then close the bag and wait 5-8 minutes for the food to re-hydrate.
- NOTE: Cold water will suffice in an emergency, however the re-hydration time is much longer.
- Product Weight: 115 grams / 4 ounces
- Net Weight: 90 grams / 3.17 ounces
- Type: Beef
- Serving Size: 1
- Servings per Container: 1
- Calories (per serving): 1,895 kJ / 455 kcal
- Total Fat per serving: 26.7g
- Saturated Fat per serving: 4.0 g
- Protein per serving: 12.4g
- Sodium per serving: 0.1g
- Total Carbohydrates per serving: 39.1 g
- Dietary Fiber per serving: 4.5 g
- Sugars per serving: 15.4 g
- Dairy Free: Yes
- Other Allergens: Contains gluten from wheat
- The oxygen absorber helps maintain product freshness and is non toxic.
- Expedition Foods meals have a long shelf life of up to 5 years.
- Expedition Foods Spaghetti Bolognese - 450 kcal
Delivery Charges
Just £1.95 next working day UK delivery - Free on orders over £50
Delivery Times Explained
Next working day delivery - stock is available from our warehouse and will normally be despatched the same day if you order by 3pm.
All items are sent on a next working day service (large/expensive items DPD Monday-Friday, smaller items Royal Mail Monday-Saturday). If you require Saturday delivery on larger/more expensive items (over about £50) there will be an additional charge, please give us a call for a quote.
Northern Ireland, Highlands and Islands will take 2 working days.
On order - Please call to check availability
Delivery Method
Small items may be sent by Royal Mail 24h, larger or more expensive items with DPD Next Day may require a signature on delivery. In the event that no one is available, the parcel will be taken to your local depot and a note will be left with instructions for redelivery.
Our Guarantee
Our "no quibbles" guarantee means that if for any reason you are unhappy with the item you have purchased just return it in its original condition within 28 days and we will issue a full refund or exchange.
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Freeze-drying is the most successful method of food preservation.
Microrganisms like bacteria feed on matter leading to decomposition, and can also release chemicals that can cause food to taste bad.
Like all life, bacteria need water to survive. Freeze-drying removes the most water of any preservation method. Up to 98% of water is removed during the process, which is called lyophilization. To find out more about this process, read this post.
The other factor in the decomposition of food is the reaction of oxygen with enzymes in it. Lyophilization utilizes a vacuum and the finished product is also vacuum packed, so the risk of spoilage through exposure to oxygen is removed.
Canning, normal freezing and dehydrating do not remove anywhere near the amount of water or oxygen as freeze drying, and therefore the period of preservation is much shorter.
Freeze-drying significantly reduces the weight of food.
Water accounts for a large percentage of any food's weight. Fruit, for example can be over 90% water.
As lyophilization removes about 98% of a food's water content, you can reduce the weight of that food sometimes by as much as 90%.
For people having to carry their own food for days or months at a time during expeditions or endurance races, this is a huge benefit.
Freeze-drying retains the nutritional value of the fresh product, as well as its fresh flavour and colour.
Dehydrating and canning involves the heating of food to temperatures which can impare its nutritional value. The taste can also be affected and heat can denature and break food fibres changing the texture.
Freeze-drying is akin to keeping the food in a state of suspended animation, and so once rehydrated the food is as fresh and nutritious as it was the moment it was frozen.
Freeze-dried foods can be stored for the longest time.
Freeze-dried food can be stored at a wide range of temperatures without the food or packaging being affected, and the food remains fresh for many years.
So, in summary, freeze drying combines the convenience of canned and dehyrdated food with the freshness of frozen food. But there are also the additional benefits of having much greater longevity and being a fraction of the weight.
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