Food on Mount Kilimanjaro

Climbing the Kilimanjaro is malt-day outdoor camping as there are no shops and markets on the Mountain, everything has to be purchased and prepared before your departure. This demand travelers to list their Meals plans while on the Mountain, though as experiences chefs they also know what is necessary to be cooked to the Mountain, however as a climber you should mention it on booking whether you have dietary requirement or food taboos, because everything has to be purchased before stating the Climb. You will be providing with the 3 meals and the common, good and favorable recommended food per meals are as follows;

Breakfast: Typical once is of eggs (boiled or fried), Porridge, a piece of fruit (Banana/Orange/Watermelon), Bread with jam/honey/butter and a mug or two of tea (coffee or hot chocolate).

Lunch (Prepared after breakfast and carried in daypack): Sandwiches, boiled egg, a piece of fruit, and some tea carried in a flask by your guide, (No hot Lunch).

Evening tea and dinner: afternoon tea with Peanuts, biscuits and salted popcorn. Then dinner can start with a soup then main course of meat or chicken, some cabbage, vegetable sauce, and pasta or rice.