Baking supplies
Flour: crepes, pancakes, quick breads, pizza, empanadas, fried bread
Powdered milk: crepes and pancakes
Powdered eggs: crepes and pancakes
Vanilla: crepes, hot cocoa
Cans
Tuna: sandwiches and pasta
Corn: with rice or in salads
Beans: add-on to any meal
Grains and legumes
Oatmeal
Pasta
Quinoa: good protein for the Veggies
Lentils
Rice
Dried beans
Sauces, condiments and add-ons
Tomato paste
Coconut milk: quick curries
Vegetable Oil
Vinegar
Hot sauce
Pickles: nice alone or to chop up and put in Tuna
Mustard: with Tuna or eaten with little sausages
Nutella: expensive but a big jar will last us a month and gets us through the long hauls.
Peanut butter: easy sandwiches
Honey: Good with peanut butter, in oatmeal, or with crepes
Jam: with toast or crepes
Drinks
Tea
Coffee (lots of it; we have some Nescafé for hiking trips)
Cocoa
Snacks
Popcorn kernels: cost effective easy snack
Nuts and dried fruit: snacks or in oatmeal, yogurt
Chocolate
Herbs and Spices
Mint: Bulgarian white beans, good for your tummy soups
Savory: Bulgarian lentils
Paprika: Almost everything
Curry powder: Quick curries
Cumin: Potatoes, curried vegetables
Turmeric: Curried vegetables, one-pot meals
Basil: Red sauce
Hot Pepper Flakes: Lots of things
Bay leaves: Soups
Ground ginger: Fresh is better, but ground works in a pinch
Dill: Eggs, potatoes
Cinnamon: Curried vegetables, sweet things
I love that you put this food page together Teresa! Sounds a lot like our travel pantry 🙂 Some of my necessities are onions, garlic, vegetable bouillon (for rice, lentils, and soups), and olive oil.