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Last week I was digging in my snack bag, while we had lunch at a lake, and I found a packet of Mario Snack Olives that I had forgotten about. Ready to take with you, the packets come in 7 flavors/varieties, all of which are pitted. The small packets weigh in at 1.05 ounces […]
Recently I was asked by a reader about searching for “no cook” recipes on Trail Cooking. The older version of the website had a bit better tagging, but I am still working on it This list will also be posted on the No Cook Method 101 page as well, for easy reference. The recipes vary […]
As summer settles in and woooh…July is nearly here, lets talk meals and snacks! Sure, making your own is fun and rewarding, but let’s be real, not everyone has the time, patience or well, even wants to do it. So let us talk about what one can buy quickly. Up first: Quest Protein Bars. While […]
Safe Commercially Made Treats For Allergies. That can be a very intimidating subject if suddenly you are in charge of meals/snacks for others – and have no experience with allergy safe foods. I saw this question this morning on a hiker’s forum and while I go by the theory of “Ask the parents to provide!!”, […]
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