-tech bars (Power, Luna, Clif et al.) too sweet and chemical-y. I’ve discovered that homemade muffins, individually wrapped and frozen, fit the bill perfectly. Throw one in the bag, and they are thawed in time for an...

somewhere I usually pick up bottles of the local hot sauce. Multiple zip-loc baggies in all sizes. How did we travel before these were invented? My squishable cooler with a comfortable shoulder strap. A couple of Clif bars and a...

activity is your daily caloric intake goes up as well, which allows for some “splurging.” I’ve seen charts where the most active people require 4,000+ calories per day. As for the topic, I find some of those...

. I’m a big fan of Clif bars.

in the neighborhood, but some of the rules are pretty stupid.) Otherwise, I’m with everyone else and would suggest the Dogwood for what is closest. If it were me, I’d travel with some clif bars and then have dinner at...

Yeah, that’s when we’ve always gone: after 6 hours of hacking through brush with nothing in our stomaches but clif bars and plastic-flavored water (and, frequently, nothing in our mushroom-hunting bags but a few...

Pepper Place Saturday Market in Birmingham garners support from a ton of local chefs who do weekly cooking demos as well as shop for their produce. Frank Stitt (Highlands Bar & Grill, Bottega, Chez FonFon) is a huge supporter....

'm feeling, I may consume half a Clif (I like the chocolate chip peanut crunch ones) bar on the ride home. I’ll eat something within a half hour at the end of my ride otherwise I’ll end up feeling famish and/or sleepy...

. There are LOTS of manufacturers in addition to these, some more complex and sophisticated, some not. His team is a “green” team, so the vast majoritiy of their sponsors live under that umbrella....

First, I looked at your itinerary – you suck. ;-) But per your question, My first thoughts are: 1. food bars - clif, power, whatever you can stand. 2. those indian foil packs (at trader joes & Indian food bazaars)....

of my favourite snacks out of the tin) or pineapple. clif bars are awesome tasting. maybe some wolfgang puck tinned soups, as well, as those are quite tasty.

The dinner menu pricing looks rather high for Mission Hill. Also, looks like they have the guy who did the drink list at OM, Clif Travers, working the bar for them.

Try a Clif Bar. The Chocolate Chip variety is (almost) just like a regular chocolate chip cookie. And it’s 70% organic, with no HFCS. http://www.clifbar.com/eat/eat.cfm?location=bar&id=71

think so. Clif Bars, or any of those kinds of bars are great too. My best friend, not veg, came from Mississippi, the hardest place to find something to eat for me, and she arrived with a huge bag of fruit, mostly grapes,...

- Pacific organic chicken stock - canned tomatoes - cereal - various cuts of beef – use some and freeze the rest - Clif bars ($18 for a box of 24) - liquor (if you are throwing a party, the massive quantities are a great deal)...