Curiosities while shopping, part 729. This product claims to cure poison ivy. That was not the problem my shopping was seeking to address, but I have to candidly admit I was impressed. I've never seen a product that could also, in addition to the poison ivy, cure a big nose and jug ears. All this in only two days. Amazing.
I did start shopping for the hike today, and have (almost) filled the dehydrator for its first round. I only managed to come up with 8 trays (instead of 9) full that will take all night to dry. (from the bottom up-- melon, pineapple, peaches, oranges, grapefruit, yogurt, minneolas, olives, jam) That's fine. I'm not in any panic time-wise.
Here are my cold meals for the hike. These will also each be served twice. It gets expensive to buy supplies when you only use part of them. Of course, I'll eventually use the rest of the food, but given all the trouble we have with grain moths and mice I'd just as soon use it up sooner.
Cold meals- backpacking
lunch bag always has peanut butter and cheese in it to eat with the crackers
rice cakes Red Sox salad Reisen | salad is my own invention- it's red and will knock your socks off! |
crax cole slaw Banana Blue Hawk fruit mix | fruit mix is dried bananas, apricots and prunes (named for my hometown team the orange-and-blue Blue Hawks) |
crax cucumber salad tootsie rolls | cucumber salad is my own invention |
flat bread salsa Reisen | just a little change from peanut butter |
crax veggie plops apple snackle | veggie plops are my own invention |
crax olive salad fruit mix | olive salad is my own invention |
crax mushroom sandwiches classic gorp | mushroom sandwiches are my own invention |
tabouili fruit bars | this is exceptionally yummy |
crax granola bars fruit mix | this will be whatever is left to make up one odd meal |
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2 comments:
LOL, that box is too funny.
All that fruit looks good. I should pull out my dehydrator
Looks like you will be eating well.
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