7 good spice mixes you can take on a trip

13. July 2021

Here we give you this summer's hottest spice tips. 7 different spice mixtures that are easy to make and perfect to carry in your backpack on a trip.

Good spice blends lift the ingredients

Summer vacation is often synonymous with hiking. Cooking on a trip is both fun and profitable. Most people often bring salt and pepper to season the food, but there are many different spice mixes that can give the tour food the extra good taste. Here we give you 7 good spice mixes that can be used for fish, chicken, meat and vegetarian dishes.

A spice mixture, or rub in English, is simply a mix of different spices. Simply a dry marinade. Making your own spice mix often only takes a few minutes when you have the various spices in place. A spice mixture can also be stored for up to 6 months in a glass with a lid. Spice mixes lift the ingredients, whether you grill or just need a little extra flavor for the meal.

Here you get the recipes for spice mixes that go well with Mexican food, chicken, meat such as entrecote, pulled pork and brisket, sweet potatoes, fish and all kinds of vegetables.

Recipes for 7 good spice mixes

Mexican adobo mix

Flying chicken rub

The all-rounder

Smokey chipotle rub

Coffee and chocolate

Cowboy dust

The rendezvous rub

Spice mixes that can be your favorite on a trip

Find your favorite among the spice mixes, and try it out by tasting spices on the ingredients. Put the spice mixture in a small glass with a lid, and pack it in your backpack when you go on your next trip. It will definitely give the food an extra good taste, and impress friends and family you share the meal with on a trip.

Bringing a portable grill on a trip is perfect when you want to cook outside. FCC BBQ's tour grills are easy to take with you and use. Both the gas grill and the charcoal grill provide opportunities to make really good barbecue meals in a fast, safe and efficient way, whether you are in the woods, at the cabin, in the park or at sea.