We’re giving away a couple of freeze-dried meal bundles from Bowl & Kettle for Collective Reward #254. Learn more about the four flavorful recipes on offer and sign up to support our work during our fall member drive here…

Colorado-based Bowl & Kettle is a two-person company on a mission to create delicious freeze-dried camp meals using ingredients sourced from local farmers and purveyors whenever possible. Founders Brett and Sarah Bowlin also make the meals in their commercial kitchen in Denver. Two randomly selected Bikepacking Collective members will get to try their full range of recipes for Collective Reward #254, around a $65 value for each of our lucky winners.

Kettle and Bowl Meals Review

Logan tried several of Bowl & Kettle’s small-batch meals earlier this year, and he liked them so much that he included them in his summer Editor’s Dozen, writing that they’re among the best he’s ever tasted. The flavors are based on foods Brett and Sarah craved while hiking the Pacific Crest Trail, so it’s no surprise they also hit the spot after a long day on the bike.

  • Kettle and Bowl Meals Review
  • Kettle and Bowl Meals Review

Our winners will take home a four-meal bundle that includes Mexican Street Corn Grits, Crawfish Étouffée, Chicken Tikka Masala, and the all-new Green Chicken Enchiladas recipe, which was released just yesterday. You can take a deeper dive into all the meals and learn more about the company over at BowlAndKettle.com.

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