[pct-l] Going stoveless and resupply as you go

[Meike]

I never hiked stoveless, so this is a pretty new challenge for me. But 
reading about low-snow-years and fire danger and so on makes it a really 
reasonable and intriguing challenge for me. So I am really thankful for 
all the suggestions for no cook food on this list.

The biggest obstacle for me might be coffee... nothing better than 
having a hot pot of black motivation and comfort watching sunrise after 
packing up your tent. But thats more a psychological obstacle, and those 
are made to overcome, aren't they?

But: I will have to resupply as I go as I don't have any support persons 
in the US. The question that arises to me: what kind of no cook food can 
I expect to find along the trail, especially in the smaller stores / 
convenient stores? How common are bagels, hard salami, cashews, 
sprouting seeds and the like close to the trail? Having to rely on snack 
bars, tacos and other "pure junk" seems really daunting to me. Snack 
bars and the like are ok for snacks, but what kind of 
salty-readily-available-low-bulk-and-weight-but-tasty-and-satisfying-and-maybe-even-healthy 
food would be your top tip?

Is going stoveless and resupplying as you go doable if you are even a 
little picky about your food?

Meike