Munch food/nut mixes

[Willis Bullard]

This is my friend’s family run company, and my girlfriend used to package for them, for money! But I’ll tell you this, it is really good. So, full disclosure, I hope they do well, but I believe it’s worth sharing. I don’t post a lot, but, damn, this is worth checking out. https://monkeybrittle.com/

Usually I just eat raw steak/ hamburger, but when I need some vitamins/ fruits/ nuts, I’ll eat the monkey brittle.

 

[SteelHeadDave]

I like to bust my nuts raw and in the shell. Im steady busting raw nuts all winter long. Seriously though I love me some nut cracking and I’ve tried to eat prepackaged/roasted nuts in the off season but they lack complexity and character IMO. Fresh roasted nuts are a different story.

 

[Canuck from Kansas]

Peanuts, cashews, almonds, walnuts, raisins, dried cranberry and figs, sometimes add a bit of granola, dried apple and dried banana bits - small amount provides a great energy boost and is relatively light weight (keeps ya regular too, if ya know what I mean).

cheers

 

[Jim in Anacortes]

Sometimes I accidentally allow my blood sugar to get too low. When this happens, I have a small plastic container full of chocolate covered raisons that I gulp down to pump sugar into my blood as fast as possible. "Hypoglycemia" is a fun google search... We've all probably felt like we "hit a wall" during strenuous activity....The subject of "cautionary" blood sugar levels, and dietary ways of mitigating them, is something that I have learned about. "Hypoglycemia" mimics many other ailments such as "Migraine headaches" and is often misdiagnosed. However, once a person is aware of their blood sugar levels,, they can stabilize the extreme fluctuations ... simply by eating the right foods at the right time.

 

[_WW_]

simply by eating the right foods at the right time.

If I am leaving the house for more than a couple of hours I pack food.