Real Food. Wherever your adventure takes you.
Tasty food that fuels you
Fresh, not freeze-dried
Retort pouch technology to ensure 3 year shelf life.
Fresh, not freeze-dried
3-year shelf life
A simple, fire-free way to heat your Meals anywhere.
Flameless Heater Bags
Starting At $27.99
Why Choose Us
Tried, tested, and trusted in the toughest conditions.Fresh, not freeze-dried
Made from high-quality produce
Tasty meals
Packed with flavour and made to keep you going
3-year shelf life
No refrigeration needed
"I have used all of the available brands and On Track Meals are simply in a different category altogether...
Seriously delicious!”
Geoff Murray, Adventure Photographer & Explorer
On Track Meals in the Spotlight
'It might be the best thing I’ve ever eaten on the trail.’ We Are Explorers
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Retort vs Freeze-Dried Food
Unlike freeze-dried or dehydrated meals that lose flavour and texture, our meals use retort pouches — a cutting-edge food preservation method used by the military, astronauts, and gourmet meal brands.
| Feature | Us - Retort Meals | Others - Freeze-Dried Meals |
| Taste & Texture | Fresh, real meal texture | Often powdery or chewy |
| Preparation | Slow-cooked in the pouch | Dehydrated and rehydrated |
| Shelf Life | 3+ years | 2–5 years |
| Cooking method | Boiling water or Flameless Heater Bag | Requires clean boiling water |
| Cooking time | Ready in 3 minutes | Up to 20 minutes to rehydrate |
About Us
At On Track Meals, we believe in fueling adventure with delicious, nutritious, and easy meals. Our range of ready-to eat meals will keep you on track with real food, wherever your adventure takes you.
Blogs
No fridge, no flame, no fuss. On Track's vegan whole food ready meals need just three minutes of your time heating up (not rehydrating!) before you’re tucking into a delicious feed with real ingredients. Stock the pantry or head out on a hike with tasty plant-based meals.
No pots to scrub, no recipe to follow, just two On Track Meals pouches turned into a hot Shepherd's Pie beside the fire. This is what winter camping dinners should look like.