[at-l] Vitamins and Supplements

[rbenhameda@home.com (Rami)]

They sell it at Trader Joe's Markets layered with milk chocolate and with a nice milk
chocolate layer all around the slice.
(think thick cut bread where the crust is chocolate for the mental picture)
----- Original Message -----
From: <rafeb@adelphia.net>
To: <At-l@mailman.backcountry.net>
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 8:26 AM
Subject: RE: [at-l] Vitamins and Supplements


| On 15 Feb 2002 at 4:25, Orange Bug wrote:
|
| > Hard/dense cheeses. Although string cheese is almost designed as a
| > hiker food.
| >
| > Jerky. Summer sausages.
| >
| > Bill...
|
|
| Good, good.  Thanks for refreshing my memory.
|
| Jerky is one of the few succesful uses I've put
| my food dryer to.  (Dried fruit wasn't worth the
| bother.)
|
| Does anyone on the list know about Halvah?
| I'd recommend it highly but it is rather exotic -- it
| would have to come from a food drop, since I
| never once saw it sold down south.  It's hard
| enough to find in the northeast.
|
| In short -- it's a dessert confection made from
| ground sesame seeds.  Comes in one or two
| flavors (vanilla, or marble.) Likely to be seen in
| kosher delicatessens.  Doesn't need refrigeration.
| Very sweet, somewhat oily, and very delicious.
|
| Not in the same league as jerky or cheese, but
| it turns out to be marvelous hiking food.  Got all
| the magical ingredients: calories, fat, and protein.
|
|
| rafe b.
|
|
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