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Cold Lunch - Trail Meats and Cheese Recipe

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Ingredients:  
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Add some meat to round out your on trail cold lunch.

Beef Jerky (or other types) - buy prepackaged, available in many different flavors; can also be made at home if desired

Meat Sticks - buy prepackaged available in many different flavors.

Hard Salami - trail safe, can be used on tortillas or bagels for sandwiches

Cheese - individually packaged cheese sticks (such as Colby, cheddar or string) and individually waxed round cheeses (such as BabyBel) are good to take on the trail for a weekend.

Can be eaten with tortillas, bagels or crackers.

Directions:
Directions:
Dried or smoked meats are preserved and safe to take on the trail with you for a weekend backpacking trip. Both these types of meats and individually packaged cheeses are also easy to eat out of hand and don't make a mess. They are good for both breakfast and lunch for when you are not planning on cooking for whatever reason.

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Number Of Servings:
1
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0 minutes

 

 

 

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