snack food thread

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watcha got that is yummy and good fer ya?
i am hooked on kipper snacks
i drain,rinse a few times and sprinkle with cayene pepper
love to open a can on a mountain top during a ride as well :)

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The part, "Good for You", is a problem :p

I work for Keebler. I have all the stuff people Love, but Hate as well ;)

Having said that, I like the Kashi Mocha Almond Chip granola bars.
 
I love reece's fast break bars. Its like the cups but with nougat! damn......I LOVE em so much!
 
Haha!! Good thread! :D

My weakness is salty snacks... anything salty... ya... anything. Chips, nuts, crackers, pretzels... you get the idea.

However, due to my wife and her desire for me to live a long life, ;) my new go-to snack is a home-made mix of natural almonds, cashews, walnuts and dark chocolate bits (the kind you buy for baking). :D
 
Kind bars. The Dark Chocolate Cherry are fantastic- better than a candy bar. Haven't found one I don't like.

http://www.kindsnacks.com/store
 
Um, well... I have a 20-month old so I find myself eating animal crackers all the time.
 
I have an affliction for these things. I have to keep a bag around in my work truck, which is tough because about the only place around here that sells them is Walgreens

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They are also VERY good soaked in Vodka for a few days. So is the Vodka. ;)
 
Brodie said:
Not sure if it is healthy but still

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"The classic taste of meat and gravy." What kind of meat? And gotta agree with Deviant. Can't wait for the stores to open up. 8)
 
frogman said:
I have an affliction for these things. I have to keep a bag around in my work truck, which is tough because about the only place around here that sells them is Walgreens

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They are also VERY good soaked in Vodka for a few days. So is the Vodka. ;)

I love Swedish fish. Pretty much the only candy I'll eat. Going to have to try the vodka thing. I used to love vodka but I've found myself veering towards bourbon and gin lately.
 
I cook up some nice sausages - brats are appropriate if going out riding, then when they're still warm I use a food injector to push mustard into them - put them in a ziplock bags in pairs in the fridge and you can take them out and munch on them cold put them in a jacket pocket and the best thing is they're good no matter what temperature they're at - just eat them within 6 hours of taking them out the fridge.
 
Why don't you wrap them in tin foil and strap them to your valve cover? No need to cook them ahead of time.
 
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