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On May 2, 10:47�pm, Serene > wrote:
> We've probably had this thread several times, but what the hell. > I'm getting ready to make a list of road snacks to take on our trip > to San Diego, and I thought I'd post it here and ask y'all what you > take, to get ideas. *The trip down will take us most of the day, > stopping in LA on the way, then going on to northern San Diego > county; since we'll be having lunch in LA with friends, there's no > need to worry about having too much "real food" along. *On the way > back up, however, I'll probably pack a cooler full of sandwiches or > something. > > My required road-trip foods are barbecued corn nuts and > sweetened-no-lemon iced tea; everything else is negotiable. > > Also: > > Trail mix (I make it myself by getting all the nuts and fruits I > like from the bulk bins -- I dislike peanuts, so I don't like buying > it pre-made) > > Apples and bananas > > Crackers > > I think I'll buy some kind of potted meat or something for James to > have on crackers, but I know he'll really be jonesing for the > rest-stop vending-machine sandwiches. *I know, I know. > > Peanuts in the shell for James -- he loves them and they're good for > his protein > > Bottled water, diet soda, and iced tea > > Serene I LOVE cheese, any kind, good for snacking! Rosie |
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rosie wrote:
> I LOVE cheese, any kind, good for snacking! I will spare you the reason why our road trips are a dairy-free zone. :-) Serene |
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