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Going Camping !

I am going camping and horseback riding this weekend. This will be my first time going since my weight loss and sleeve.Really looking forward to it ! But, I need some ideas on what I should take in my saddle bags for snacks and a lunch . Nothing that will need to be chilled , not that easy on horseback :P

Thanks for your suggestions !!!

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freeze FF/sf Greek yogurt, eat when it thaws or partially thawed, like ice cream. Dannon light & fit Greek is awesome for this.

Jerky and pork rinds, just watch sodium.

almonds,

maybe some Peanut Butter.

Freeze bottled Water and freeze some half full bottles too and add water just before you head out. That way you will have something to drink, while waiting for the others to thaw.

baby carrots, grapes (frozen or not) to snack on

And have a wonderful time!!

OMG I'm so jealous.!

I usually keep Protein bars and jerky in my saddlebags for Snacks on rides. I'm a big fan of trail mix, too....I just make my own with my favorite mixed nuts and craisins. I also do the frozen Water bottle thing, but I freeze my Syntrax nectar Protein drinks in them instead of plain water. One of my riding pals has had bypass and she's always snacking on sunflower seeds when we ride. And she freezes bottles of Vitamin water to drink like slushies as they melt.

Have a great trip! Did I mention I'm jealous?

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