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philo
Trad climber
boulder, co.
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Ahh Power Bars. Like chewing an old saddle but not as tasty.
Tiger Milk bars and Wah Guru Chews are da bombdiggity.
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Talusfeeder
Social climber
Here
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Im suprised Tigers Milk bars a such a hit...I'm pretty sure they are built with Hydrogenated Oils....not really the best way to get your fat eh?
When I can't swing real food (bananas,apples, pnut butter) I prefer the ProBar as well...Usually half at a time. I really like most all of the Honey Stinger products as well..for both during and after activities.
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ontos
Trad climber
Washington DC
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I'm with Ghost, peanut butter and honey sandwiches. I can always eat them, taste good, do the job. I gave up manufactured fitness foods a few years ago; don't miss the bars a bit. Some granola, MM, peanut gorp is good too. All the calories in the world don't help if you can't get em down.
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AbeFrohman
Trad climber
new york, NY
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Whatchamacallit in the cold weather, Payday (someone mentioned in a previous "bar" thread") in the summer.
powerbars are nasty
and clifbars look like turds.
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DonC
climber
CA
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fig newtons
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zip
Trad climber
pacific beach, ca
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Topic Author's Reply - Oct 8, 2009 - 09:27am PT
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love peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, but a little hard to stuff in my pocket.
don't want to take the time to make anything.
i guess that i am looking for a mini meal in mid afternoon while on the job to hold me over until dinner, and maybe something when i am out in recreation mode.
love fig newtons.
larabar looks interesting.
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