Trail mix handy to have a stash. I've even taken Breakfast cereal dry to munch in emergencies when off the beaten track
Even on the vids I have watched of the VDLP .... being sensible and loading up on water and grub when you get the chance...
I'm not asking about the Frances (see original post); I'm asking about doing some of the less-frequented routes with little/no infrastructure on some stages . . .
Interesting overview on the evolution of man though . . 🤣
A few tiny little ‘single serve’ packs - as often found at hotel breakfast buffets. If I can’t find Nutella it might be jam or honey. I need the option of something sweet.
You can get those individual portions too - like those jam packets in hotels. It's actually not a bad choice - you actually need the fat and sugar!
Remember we are long distance walking which is completely different to normal life. Figures...
Bread, firm cheese, nuts, fruit, biscuits, nutella. The bread’s not ideal if it has to go to day 2, but I don’t throw it until I’ve secured a fresh replacement.
A spork, tiny can-opener/ bottle opener from long-ago compo rations, a corkscrew...
Bread, manchego, small amount membrillo. If you are two people, a sandwich with tomatoes, an 80 g bag of arugula and a bit of balsamic syrup. The balsamic syrup can also be used to dress a salad with goat cheese at an albergue.
The Carretilla...
Baby Bell Cheese, walnuts, instant soup packets, instant coffee, Ramen, as others said something to microwave in and a spork. If traveling with more than yourself, maybe in inexpensive small pot or pan that will clip to your backpack (look in an...
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