Whether you want to bring Thermomix® along, or prep with Thermomix® in advance – check out our Thermomix® camping survival guide to help you simplify your camping experience for stress-free memories in the great outdoors!
• Spices: Salt, pepper, sugar, and a few dried herbs like parsley add flavor.
• Vinegar, oil, mustard and ketchup: great for spicing up salads and grilled food.
• Onions and garlic: the all-rounders in the kitchen. They give that perfect aroma to many dishes.
• Tomato paste and sun-dried tomatoes: an absolute must for tomato sauces and soups.
Tip: When packed in small screw-top jars, your basics will hardly take up any space!
• Save time – instead of spending your time chopping veggies or stirring risotto, you can make the most of the great outdoors.
• Easy cleanup – no need to wash up a pile of pots and pans! One mixing bowl, one mess!
• Save space – everyone is tight for space when it comes to camping! Leave the pile of pots and pans at home, and just depend on your Thermomix® for every meal! Call it the one pot challenge!
• All you need to be able to use your Thermomix® while camping or caravanning is access to power. To cook your favorite recipes on Cookidoo® without a WI-FI connection, simply save the recipes to your Collections or Bookmarks before heading out! Or download the Cookidoo® app and follow the recipe steps from your phone.
• To help with transportation, go to the settings screen on your Thermomix®, and put your device in Transportation Mode before leaving the house!
• Check out our Thermomix® carry bag, the ideal way to help carry your Thermomix® and accessories on your summer adventures.
Kids are ready for breakfast from the minute they wake up, so start your day off with staples that don’t require any cooking or heat source but have enough protein and fiber to fuel the brain and body for an afternoon of activities.
Lunchtime sandwiches, wraps, and utensil-free snacks are the perfect way to keep your family satisfied without the stress and transport effortlessly so you can grab them on the go whenever hunger strikes.
When it comes to campfire cooking, aluminum foil is your friend. Pack individual servings into foil packets and all you’ll need to do at dinner time is warm it over a campfire. Clay pots and cast-iron pans for comfort foods like chili, curry, and stews are also simple solutions for making hearty meals in the wilderness.
You can still enjoy dessert in the wild with pre-made bites directly from your backpack. Something sweet is always good after a fun-filled day in nature.
