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post #16 of 30
8/2/11 at 1:12am

Onigiri is one of my favorites.

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post #17 of 30
8/3/11 at 4:55pm

I like sushi because you can eat it cold. except if you travel to a warm country. then carry lots of water.

 

and salted cashews FTW


Edited by JamesMcProgger - 8/3/11 at 4:56pm
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post #18 of 30
8/4/11 at 5:46am

do you specifically mean food while on the road? 

 

oh and what is mexican coke? im just assuming you dont mean bolivian marching powder.

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post #19 of 30
8/4/11 at 6:46am
Thread Starter 
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Originally Posted by mark2410 View Post

do you specifically mean food while on the road? 

 

oh and what is mexican coke? im just assuming you dont mean bolivian marching powder.


 

Yes, on the road.  Mexican coke comes in a traditional glass bottle, and tastes great.  Many think it has more kick than American Coke.  What's bolivian marching powder?

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post #20 of 30
8/4/11 at 11:20am

bolivian marching powder is a colloquialism for cocaine

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post #21 of 30
8/4/11 at 12:11pm

They still make coke/pepsi in glass bottles? >:(

I envy mexicans. 

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post #22 of 30
8/4/11 at 12:29pm

Mexican Coca Cola still uses sugar while US Coca Cola uses High Fructose Corn Syrup.

 

Pespi has Pepsi Throwback in the US with real sugar.

 

Mexican Coke doesn't contain bolivian marching powder like the original Coca Cola

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post #23 of 30
8/4/11 at 12:51pm

pepsi throwback?

 

not sure if you can still get it but there was Pepsi Raw here the other year.  it was stupidly sweet but actually pretty nice

 

http://www.pepsiraw.co.uk/

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post #24 of 30
8/4/11 at 1:51pm

You can always pick up sugar-only Coke/Pepsi in the spring, around Passover, when certain Jews will refrain from eating anything with corn in it.  Look for the yellow caps, and stock up! 

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post #25 of 30
8/7/11 at 7:58pm

Trail Mix obviously, but not with chocolate or it can melt. Apples are good/durable as well.

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post #26 of 30
8/9/11 at 6:03pm

Generally snacks, some fruit, and peanuts. 

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post #27 of 30
8/11/11 at 6:38pm

In a pinch: gas station hot dogs. Especially when they've been sitting around for several hours and the skin has gotten wrinkly. I then slather it with the chili until the bun is completely soaked in the putrid brown slurry and then I top it off with a little onion. I eat it outside because there is an overpowering stench of hot beef and raw onions.

 

 

Otherwise, I'd hold out until I can snag a solid meal like a burger or something.

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post #28 of 30
8/11/11 at 6:42pm

Lembas bread

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post #29 of 30
8/11/11 at 7:27pm

^^Nerd!

 

Nice to see another Milwaukee head-fier :)

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post #30 of 30
8/11/11 at 11:20pm
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Originally Posted by Lazarus Short View Post

What do you all like to eat on the road, especially to keep alert and awake??

 

I always have some mints and chewing gum in the car that work a treat.

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