The chili that warms both the body and the heart
Inspired by Caroline Côté's achievement of breaking the world record at the South Pole, this meatless chili has everything you need to warm you up after a long day outdoors. Fresh tomatoes, red beans, golden corn, and extra firm tofu, freeze-dried together to preserve all the colours and flavours.
Why it's more than just a chili
- Inspired by a world record - Caroline took it to Antarctica
- 21g of protein per serving - The extra firm tofu makes all the difference
- Explosion of colours - Tomatoes, corn, green peppers that keep their hues
- 660 calories in total - A meal that warms and nourishes
- No compromise on taste - Even without meat, it's rich and satisfying
Perfect for
- Cold camping nights - Nothing beats a hot chili
- Winter expeditions - Tested in extreme conditions
- After a tough day - Guaranteed comfort
- Group sharing - Divides well for 2-3 people
- When you want to impress - Caroline's story always makes an impact
How to prepare it
- Pour 1¼ cups of boiling water into the pouch
- Mix all the ingredients well
- Seal and let sit for 8 minutes
- Stir again and enjoy the warmth
What's inside
Ingredients: Tomatoes, Red beans, Extra firm tofu, Corn, Green pepper, Onions, Tomato paste, Canola oil, Soy sauce, Garlic, Maple syrup, Nutritional yeast, Spices
May contain: Mustard, Wheat, Sulfites, Sesame.
Frequently asked questions
Is this really the chili that Caroline took to the South Pole?
Yes! Caroline Côté took our products with her when she broke the world record. This chili was part of her diet during her achievement.
Does it taste like meat even though it's vegan?
The extra firm tofu gives a hearty texture and the spices create that richness associated with traditional chili. You won't miss the meat.
How many people does it serve?
Officially 2 servings, but it can feed 3 people with a normal appetite or 1 really hungry person after a long day.
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About Treko
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