What kind of snacks do you take on adventures

pot brownies

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very unoriginal response from a member of the month.. i was expecting more.

I make my own trail mix. You gotta do it right though. Toast your own granola with brown sugar, peanut m&ms, craisins (cause fuck raisins), yogurt covered pretzels, peanuts, cashews.

White chocolate mac nut cliff bars

instant mac and cheese (if u have a hot water supplier)

peanut butter/ nutella

A girl


Also for water bottles get a Nalgine for water and a Stanley for hot water/ coffee

TheSeaCaptainI make my own trail mix. You gotta do it right though. Toast your own granola with brown sugar, peanut m&ms, craisins (cause fuck raisins), yogurt covered pretzels, peanuts, cashews.

fuck the crasins but everything else is gucci

gorp, oranges, i usually take some cliff bar or equivalent bar, nutella, dried fruit/fruit leathers, snickers. are you looking more for day trip type snacks?

as for water bottles cant go wrong with kleen kanteen or hydro flasks. and i also recommend one of the filter attachments that screws on and off so you can make tea or coffee or whatever you feel like.

DIPED_IN_SAUCEWhite chocolate mac nut cliff bars

instant mac and cheese (if u have a hot water supplier)

peanut butter/ nutella

A girl


Also for water bottles get a Nalgine for water and a Stanley for hot water/ coffee

yaaaa the nalgine is the bottle i was looking for. i forgot the name of them.

Clif bars.

For me, whether it be road tripping, hiking, skiing, camping, whatever, if it's a long trip there's usually spaghetti of some sort involved.
I'm a big fan of the OG spaghetti with red sauce, throw in some pepper, broccoli, onion, sausage etc etc.
If it's a big hike or something extra challenging I'll do homemade peanut sauce with the pasta--pepper, broccoli, onion, chicken. peanut sauce: chunky pb, water, soy, ginger, garlic, brown sugar, probably some stuff I'm forgetting. Throw it in one of those tall to-go quart containers that all vietnamese places seem to have and you're set!

carbs, protein, sugar, fat, healthy stuff from veggies...can't go wrong! plus it's super easy to eat, doesn't matter if it gets mushed, and you can just pull it out and have a quick snack wherever.
lotsa people get clifbars but I just go with snickers--way cheaper and in the end its probably not a noticeable difference. bananas/apples are always good, too. and lots and lots of water usually in a camelbak.

snowballsdeeptrying to think of some foods to take in the dry bag while kayaking this summer, whats some of your favorite foods you bring when hiking/skiing and adventuring. also wanna see some sick water bottles that have seen some life, i need a new one.

You don't know what snacks you like?

theabortionatorYou don't know what snacks you like?

well in a way not really

beef jerky

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