[pct-l] foods you would never pack again

[Yoshihiro Murakami]

Dear Ryan

Your plan is not wrong. The most important thing is taste.

Last summer, I bought couscous at San Fransisco, but it tasted very
bad, so my wife cannot eat. I must throw much of the couscous into the
trash box at Red Meadow. This summer, I will sent good tasted
couscous, and my original bread to VVR.

Ramen in USA was tasted very bad. We had tried Maruchan, took from the
hiker's barrel at VVR. We cannot believe such a bad taste. It is very
different from Japan, very powdery bad  taste.

I have not tried the oatmeal yet, but I will search them in hiker's
barrel, and I will try oatmeal this summer.



2011/3/11 Ryan Hull <rynos1234 at gmail.com>:
> I intend to ship myself of my food for my thru hike.  I know what sorts of
> food I like, and that variety is key.  But what foods were you absolutely
> sick of by the end of your thru hike?  I tend to be able to eat just about
> anything at just about any time, but if there are some things that become
> universally reviled, I will be more careful with those items.  Thoughts?
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Backpacking since about 1980 in Japan
2009 JMT, the first America.
2010 JMT, the second America.
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