Snacks on or after the track/trail.

[Diddi]

Following on from @Winki suggestion and a good one at that, heres a thread for snacks one eats whilst on the trail/track or after.
*everything counts*

 

[Diddi]

Our post track snack because we couldn't wait till we got back to the hotel as it was a 2 hour drive after a huge walk
One of the best pizzas we have ever had (Jo ate a full one ) over looking the North Atlantic ocean,from La Palma.

And me to prove we were post trail

 

[WilliamC]

Pre-trial snacks courtesy of the bus company on the overnight journey to the Aladağ

 

[Jww]

I take chorizo and cheese cut up as a snack for on the move, in the tent I have beef jerky,

I will also have a treat, choc bar or biscuits

 

[Nigelp]

Malt loaf. Pre, post, during, supper!
Peanut butter and jam sandwiches (with sliced banana on the move)

 

[cathyjc]

Fruit and nuts and salami sticks.
And a Snickers that gets taken for emergencies - gets squashed out of shape - doesn't get eaten and lives in the fridge until next time .......

 

[cat_agarus]

Malt loaf. Pre, post, during, supper!
Peanut butter and jam sandwiches (with sliced banana on the move)

Yes! SOREEN IS QUEEN

 

[OwenM]

Oatcakes and squeeze cheese, flapjacks, dried fruit, yogurt coated resins.

 

[jeremyet]

Pocket meat, always pocket meat, often of the sausage roll variety that I've picked up at a train station at the start of the day.

 

[WildAboutWalking]

Oatcakes and squeeze cheese, flapjacks, dried fruit, yogurt coated resins.

+1 for oatcakes and squirty cheese. Just bought another two 200g packets of Stockan's Orkney oatcakes (the best), and two tubes of Primula.
and
+1 for flapjack. Blueberry Belvitas are surprisingly good too, normally I would avoid stuff like that, but they hit the spot.

 

[WildAboutWalking]

Pocket meat, always pocket meat, often of the sausage roll variety that I've picked up at a train station at the start of the day.

Oh yes, pocket meat too - devoured a Sheriff Sausage Roll from the farm shop at Tebay Services whilst walking in the rain down the boggy Glenderamackin valley on Saturday - just the thing!
And I am lucky enough to have an award winning pie maker in the town where I live!

 

[thin bloke]

Dried mango or pineapple is nice if I have some.
Failing that, something like a mars bar or cake to get the blood sugar up.

 

[Slowwalker]

A pork pie. Less likely to get squashed wherever I manage to stuff it.

 

[cat_agarus]

I can’t believe there’s only one malt loaf aficionado in the thread so far. Where are my people?

Current favourite trail snack is custard creams. I am aiming to become the first woman to eat a custard cream at the summit of every Munro.

 

[Seòrsa]

oatcakes (Stockan's Orkney oatcakes) and squirty primula cheese normally with jalapeno in it if I can get hold of it.
A couple of small soreen bite-size malt loaves in my bag always.

 

[Slowwalker]

I can’t believe there’s only one malt loaf aficionado in the thread so far. Where are my people?

Current favourite trail snack is custard creams. I am aiming to become the first woman to eat a custard cream at the summit of every Munro.

I alternate between custard creams and fig rolls.

 

[Diddi]

A pork pie. Less likely to get squashed wherever I manage to stuff it.

Used to always be a ham sandwich with crisps on the hill but now it's butchers pork pie each, and last trip included a sausage roll as well ...

 

[dovidola]

I used to carry a Soreen or two, but no longer because they're heavy for what you're getting.

Oatcakes plus Cheese (real cheese, not squirty - the right variety keeps okay for a few days)
Trail Mix of nuts, seeds, apricots and crystallised ginger)
Salt & Vinegar Crisps
Couple of thingy bars (whatever's on special offer)
Jerky

 

[cathyjc]

https://pullinsbakery.co.uk/product/granola-bar-x10/

These are quite good kc / gram. - they do one with a caramel and fruit/choc bits topping.
Available at Westmoreland and Cairnlodge services (local for me).

 

[GrahamW]

Peanut butter and banana sandwiches, Stoat Bars, chocolate to get me through the last 3 miles.

 

[Munro277]

Torq flapjacks are rather good

 

[Nigelp]

Yes! SOREEN IS QUEEN

I have to buy the small ones. Soreen and salted butter is like crack for me!

 

[Teepee]

Biltong.

 

[Nigelp]

I can’t believe there’s only one malt loaf aficionado in the thread so far. Where are my people?

Current favourite trail snack is custard creams. I am aiming to become the first woman to eat a custard cream at the summit of every Munro.

Borders Ginger biscuits are also very nice.

 

[Alfie]

Make my own trail mix, baby bell, peperami, plain chocolate (in winter). Haribos.
I also have a compo rice pudding at bottom of rucksack in case of emergency.