Since my hike back in October, I have been craving at home the Italian suasage and pasta from Hawk Vittles. That stuff was pretty damn good.
wawa chicken salad sandwich with cheddar cheese, bacon, salt pepper, hot peppers wierd but always works
Refried bean burritos with beans and seasoning from the dehydrator.
With two taco bell mild sauce packets.
Hostess Fruit Pies(Not that I eat them very often!) Nasty normally but somehow all that tallow tastes good out there
Same as those little debbie things- I could never bring myself to eat them off trail, but after a long day...Originally Posted by sarbar
Hostess Fruit Pies
Anything Little Debbie, 99 cent Arizona Iced tea, a quarter of chocolate milk, a whoopie pie (soaring A.T. popularity thanks to Etchasketch (and their ability to be packed with 800+ calories of Heavenly goodness!)) , and a big ole bag of Fritos CANNOT beat that!
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Lorne Doone cookies, cup of Tazo Earl Grey sweetened with honey.
The journey of 10,000 miles, begins with the first step.
My current favorite is a ripe pear with raw goat cheese. The cheese hauls well, but to have this kind of treat I have to haul at least 3 or 4 pears(and some apples). Nothing quite like fresh fruit and cheese. Or a ziploc bag of white grapes.
smoked summer sausage and crackers are good
Especially with cheese!
Peanut butter crackers for sure.
Cashews, almonds and the like. Dates.
wawa chicken salad sandwich with cheddar cheese, bacon, salt pepper, hot peppers wierd but always works
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My favorite comfort food on the trail is an indiviual spam slice (foil packet) - hot and crispy around the edges - on a toasted bagel with a bit of mustard. I tend to like higher fat content (stick to your ribs food) for comfort food on trail - but not overly spicy stuff (with the exception of salt). Tortillas with melted cheddar are another favorite.
Trader Joes Flattened Bananas, Dried Mangos, and Bumble Bars.
Summer Sausage with Sweet N Sour sauce, crackers, and cheese.
Oops one more. Justin's Almond Butter in 1.2 oz squeeze packages.
Oatmeal with jelly, vanilla protein with cold water, intant java. Stove top and rice with tuna for supper
You know, I just experianced that comfort food back in August on my section hike..And I tell you,, ahh dude, that was glorious, instead of fixing a bowl of oatmeal, I slapt down a slab of spam and put it between a slice of cheese and that was all she wrote..Yes!! there is a way to live life on the trail with out the old fashion way...UmmmmmmmUmmmm Good...
Graywolf
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