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#115104 - 10/22/04 08:23 PM
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Can you bring an ice chest? Then you could bring turkey, chicken, and tuna and make sandwiches. I would also bring pretzels, baked Lays potato chips. Soy milk if you can bring the cooler and Rice Chex. If you have access to a microwave or stove I would think you have a lot more options also.
Good luck,
Leigh
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call ahead- if they feed others they ahve a kitchen which they may let you use... at least for temp storage-
I took banana bread, soy milk, bread, cereal premeasured in bowls, applesauce in individual packets, luna bars and fruit leather, as well as some veggie burgers that I can have, and a big bowl of pasta to camp that I could eat multiple meals from (sauce included) and some potatos to nuke.. we were at a lodge that had a kitchen, and when I arrived the cook said had I spoken to her she would have made sure I had things to eat without packing anything.. but this way I knew I was safe and I knew in advance where the things I needed were.. I did travel with a gallon jug of water, but I actually wound up drinking theirs anyway once I finished that..
Amie
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Dietetics Student (anticipating RD exam in Aug 2010)
IBS - A
Dairy Allergic
Fructose and MSG intollerant
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You've gotten some great suggestions. Just a couple of other
ideas: oatmeal in the indiv. packets that just need water added to them. that's if you have access to a microwave. Also, bagels. I'm assuming you're d, but if you're c, then I'm afraid I can't help much  Good luck--I know you'll do just fine.
Janene
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