[pct-l] Energy bars at whole sale-2

[Trekker4 at aol.com]

I've had ProBars sit around for over 2 years and  taste fine to me; I keep 
all hike food in the freezer or fridge most of the  time, regardless of what 
brand or type of food it is. I eat 4 oz of Soya Kaas  (soy cheese) daily 
when hiking; I've had it sit in the freezer for close to 2  years maybe, and 
taste fine; I've had it be out of the freezer/fridge for at  least 3 weeks 
one time, and it was fine. Even Kettle Extreme Trail Mix (the best  damn trail 
mix around) keeps okay in the freezer. Thaw, pack, mail, put  burden on 
back, and walk. 
    I have over 30 days worth of hike food, in daily qt  ziplocks, sitting 
in the freezer right now; I'll rebuild that to at least 80  days worth in 
the next 6-7 weeks, and hope to start eating the oldest on the AZT  in Mar, 
and on the NM CDT from Snow Lake north in Apr-May (Right now the Gilas  are at 
150% of normal snowpack, but it's way too early to extrapolate that to  
Apr-May). 
 
Bob "Trekker"  Brewer
Big Bend Desert Denizen, and...
Naturalized Citizen - Republic of  Texas

"Government cripples you, then hands you a crutch and says, 'See,  if it 
wasn't for us, you couldn't walk.' " -- Harry Browne

"If you think  health care is expensive now, wait until you see what it 
costs when its free."  -- P J O'Rourke



In a message dated 1/13/2011 11:45:01 A.M. Central Standard Time,  
jomike at cot.net writes:

Also, 20% discount by the case from REI.

Bob "Trekker"   Brewer
Naturalized Citizen - Republic of Texas
______________________________________
 
Can any body tell me how long  they remain fresh? If you buy now will they 
be some what soft, or hard as a  rock come April/May?
 
are we there  yet





...going to the mountains is  going home.
 
John  Muir