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Re: fruit and riding?

Nat & Richard (trailride@foothill.net)
Wed, 09 Jul 1997 09:26:59 -0700

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> has anyone found a good way to carry fruit on the trail? real fruit - not
> dried fruit....My experiences thus far have not been good for me or the
> fruit....

The suggestion already made to put the fruit in Sangria may actually be
closer to the mark. Just a theory, but if you cut the fruit into
bite-size chunks and drop it into a container of liquid (Sangria is
nice, but water will do in a pinch) it should survive nicely as long as
the container is full (no slosh.)

The trick of course is to *contain* the liquid while riding. A good
Tupperware style container with a screw-on wide-mouth lid would be just
the thing.

Pears in White Wine, anyone? /richard

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