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Backpacker's Pantry
Freeze-dried backpacking meal pouch
This listing is limited to Backpacker's Pantry Pad Thai with Chicken: the official product description names rice noodles, white meat chicken, vegetables, Thai peanut sauce, spices and lime. The catalog page labels the pouch gluten-free, dairy-free and soy-free, identifies peanuts as an allergen, and lists a two-serving package. The complete ordered ingredient declaration and recipe-specific preparation directions were not readable in the extracted product-page content; check the current pouch before use.
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Before you pack
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No official label/version history was located in the sources checked. Whether ingredients, allergen wording, package size or directions changed across production lots is unknown; verify the current pouch.
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From the official sources
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Label first
The flavor-specific official product data labels this meal Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free and Soy-Free. Gluten-free and dairy-free match existing directory filter vocabulary; Soy-Free is retained as a note, not a filter tag. The same product data identifies peanuts as an allergen. The official FAQ says the facility also processes peanuts, milk, soy, wheat, gluten, egg and tree nuts and notes a residual cross-contact risk despite segregation and cleaning. This is not an allergy-safety determination; check the current package and contact the manufacturer if needed.
On the trail
One 6.7 oz pouch is tagged as 2 servings in official product data. Pack water and use the amount, water temperature and wait time printed on the specific pouch; a long-handled spoon and insulating the pouch in cold conditions are consistent with the manufacturer's general preparation advice. Keep the dry pouch and use its embossed Best By date. Once hydrated, the manufacturer says to treat the meal like other prepared fresh food.
The paper trail
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Supports: Exact flavor name and product description; current catalog availability flag; product tags for 2 servings, dietary labels and 3-year shelf life; listed 6.7 oz weight; peanut allergen; single variant/SKU; product image metadata. The description gives dish components but not a complete ordered ingredient statement.
https://backpackerspantry.com/products/pad-thai-with-chicken.jsSupports: The official entree collection currently lists Pad Thai with Chicken as a product.
https://backpackerspantry.com/collections/entreesSupports: General pouch shelf-life range and embossed Best By location; advises following pouch directions; states cold-water rehydration has not been tested and could take up to about an hour; says hydrated meals should be handled like prepared fresh food; discloses shared-facility allergen processing and residual cross-contact risk. These are general manufacturer statements, not a Pad Thai-specific ingredient label.
https://backpackerspantry.com/pages/customer-serviceSupports: General meal preparation method (add the recipe's specified water, stir, wait, stir again); package directions are based on 5,000 feet; discusses longer rehydration at higher elevations, insulation in cold conditions and a long-handled spoon. It does not provide Pad Thai with Chicken-specific water quantity or wait time.
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