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[pct-l] Question - Cookless on the Trail

Subject: [pct-l] Question - Cookless on the Trail
From: jolson at olc.edu (Jeffrey Olson)
Date: Sun Nov 6 23:06:00 2005
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Carl & Judy Rush wrote:

> What cookless foods would you take on a long distance hike ?
> Carl

I'm one of those who eat because you have to.  I take as much pleasure 
from a mealpack bar as anything else.  By the way, the mealpack bars at 
www.mealpack.com are less than a dollar each when you buy 50 or more.  
I've seen them for over three bucks at wild oats in Salt Lake. 

Jeff Olson, "Jeff, just Jeff"
Martin, SD

Breakfast   6 oz of mueslix/2 - 3 oz of lowfat dehydrated milk and dried 
fruit
Snack        1 mealpack 4oz bar, good for 3 hours
Snack         Same
Lunch         Same/3 oz turkey jerky
Snack         Same  
Dinner      4 oz goldfish
                8 oz far east mix

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