Munchies on the course

[orangeTANG]

looking for some ideas on food items people take the the course. Its still pretty early in the season but I have to say I'm getting rather sick of the $5 egg salad sandwiches at my local course. I've taken things before, mixed nuts, pb and banana wraps etc, but I'm just looking for some new ideas. Things that are good that will make me want to spend the time packing a lunch.

Also, does anyone know where to buy those small single serving bags of peanuts you see around, or the 99 cent mixed bags you can get at shoppers for cheaper? I checked out Costco a while ago, but I didn't see anything prebagged.

[Sakuraba]

I'm fond of the jack links jalapeno beef jerky.

[John]

I've been making my own beef jerky for a while now and it's my fave snack along with almonds and some stolen pepperidge farms fishies from my daughters stash.

Throw some dark chocolate in there and booyah!

[Dax]

Cliff bars for me.

[scottishgolf]

2 Big Macs and a side o fries !!!!!

[Swerve]

Costco has some pretty cheap beef jerky. I think it's jack links? but just the regular. The bag is 10 bucks but you get quite a bit. Was chewing on that in Myrtle Beach, worked out for me.

[quinner]

I usually make some PB sammies and grab a banana or two. Gonna look for that Beef Jerky at Costco and make some mixed nuts stuff. Cool thread idea.

[nokids]

visit a dollar store or bulkbarn.

[big mac]

I usually make some PB sammies and grab a banana or two. Gonna look for that Beef Jerky at Costco and make some mixed nuts stuff. Cool thread idea.

Yes--great thread----does anyone actually know what IS recommended ????? I usually take a Nutribar (meal replacement bar) but I am getting sick of the chocolate taste

[habsfan]

Yes--great thread----does anyone actually know what IS recommended ????? I usually take a Nutribar (meal replacement bar) but I am getting sick of the chocolate taste

I cycle a few hundred kilometers every week and golf 4-5 times a week and had a nutrionist give me a hand with suggestions for balanced eating, the ratio she gave me which corresponds with the research I've done is to attempt to maintain a 60-20-20 ratio between carbs-protein-fats, I try to follow this and have noticed my energy on the bike to be much greater. Tuna P/B sammy's, almonds, yogurt, apples,bananas,berries are typical snacks I carry for cycling and golf.

[quinner]

Pat - Have you given up working?

[habsfan]

Pat - Have you given up working?

Not yet but find every opportunity I can to do what I love, the mystery is how I can keep a girlfriend.

[stevek]

I make my own wraps and put them in a small cooler bag with a freeze pack. They are easy to make.

Buy flatbreads, spread cream cheese, add cooked sliced chicken, bacon, sliced lettuce, Bacon-Ceasar salad dressing, garlic to taste, roll them up and wrap in saran wrap and you're good to go.

But I also find that a couple of king cans of beer usually cures the munchies.

[big mac]

I make my own wraps and put them in a small cooler bag with a freeze pack. They are easy to make.

Buy flatbreads, spread cream cheese, add cooked sliced chicken, bacon, sliced lettuce, Bacon-Ceasar salad dressing, garlic to taste, roll them up and wrap in saran wrap and you're good to go.

But I also find that a couple of king cans of beer usually cures the munchies.

Now that sounds good---Steve---are you a chef ????

[stevek]

No, just cheap.

Watched as a course made 4 of these in a couple of minutes flat and charged us $8.00 ea.