Foundation Outdoors Chicken Pot Pie Freeze Dried Meal

Enjoy the comforting taste of homemade chicken pot pie anywhere your adventure takes you with the Foundation Outdoors Chicken Pot Pie Freeze Dried Meal. Featuring tender chicken breast, hearty vegetables, flaky biscuits, and a rich, creamy sauce, this restaurant-quality meal delivers exceptional flavor and nutrition in an ultralight package.

Unlike many backpacking meals, Foundation Outdoors uses 100% freeze-dried ingredients that are hand-cooked together in small batches before freeze drying. This unique process creates deeper flavor, faster rehydration, and a consistent texture that tastes like a freshly prepared meal—even deep in the backcountry.

Why You'll Love It

• 100% freeze-dried ingredients
• 995 calories per meal*
• 47g of protein*
• Restaurant-quality flavor
• Fast and even rehydration
• Made in the USA

Features

• Tender chicken breast with vegetables
• Creamy chicken pot pie sauce
• Flaky biscuit topping
• Cooked together before freeze drying
• Long shelf life
• Perfect for outdoor adventures

Restaurant-Quality Meals Anywhere

Foundation Outdoors prepares every meal using premium ingredients that are slow-simmered together in small-batch kettles before freeze drying. This allows every ingredient to absorb the rich flavors of the entire meal, creating a more authentic homemade taste than meals made from separately dehydrated ingredients.

The result is a hearty, satisfying meal with exceptional flavor, balanced nutrition, and quick rehydration whether you're camping, backpacking, hunting, or preparing an emergency food supply.

Perfect For

• Backpacking
• Camping
• Hunting trips
• Fishing adventures
• Emergency preparedness
• Overlanding
• RV travel
• Trail meals

Meal Features

• Calories: 995*
• Protein: 47g*
• Calories Per Ounce: 216*
• Net Weight: 130g
• Water Required: 9 oz boiling water
• Made In: USA

*Manufacturer specifications.

Ingredients

Chicken pot pie filling made with chicken breast, potatoes, chicken broth, celery, peas, carrots, green beans, onions, cream, butter, flour, herbs and spices, served with freeze-dried biscuits.

Contains: Milk, Wheat, Soy.

Preparation Instructions

1. Open pouch at the tear notch.
2. Add 9 oz of boiling water.
3. Seal the pouch and shake gently.
4. Lay the pouch on its side and let stand for 10 minutes.
5. Stir and enjoy.

Why Buy This?

When you're miles from home, a great meal can make all the difference. Foundation Outdoors Chicken Pot Pie delivers the comfort of a classic home-cooked dinner with the convenience of a lightweight freeze-dried meal. Packed with nearly 1,000 calories, high protein, premium ingredients, and outstanding flavor, it's an excellent choice for demanding outdoor adventures and emergency food storage alike.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Foundation Outdoors meals different?

Foundation Outdoors cooks all ingredients together before freeze drying, creating deeper flavor, quicker rehydration, and a more consistent texture than many traditional backpacking meals.

Is this meal completely freeze dried?

Yes. Foundation Outdoors uses 100% freeze-dried ingredients for superior flavor, nutrition, and shelf life.

How much water does it require?

Add 9 ounces of boiling water, seal the pouch, and let it sit for approximately 10 minutes before eating.

How many calories are in the meal?

This meal contains approximately 995 calories and 47 grams of protein according to the manufacturer.

Is this meal suitable for backpacking?

Absolutely. Its lightweight 130g package, high calorie content, and fast preparation make it ideal for backpacking, hunting, camping, and other outdoor adventures.

Where is Foundation Outdoors made?

Foundation Outdoors freeze-dried meals are proudly made in the USA.

Comfort Food Without the Weight

Foundation Outdoors Chicken Pot Pie Freeze Dried Meal delivers homemade comfort, premium nutrition, and exceptional flavor in an ultralight package. Whether you're hunting, backpacking, camping, or building an emergency food supply, it's a meal you can count on when great food matters most.