[pct-l] Cost of hike
Adrian Santos
santos666091525 at hotmail.com
Mon Jan 13 19:33:26 CST 2014
hi
one questionwhen you talk about calories you refer to Kj or Kcal, ? I always get confuse with this thanksAdrian
> From: n801yz at hotmail.com
> To: pct-l at backcountry.net
> Date: Mon, 13 Jan 2014 18:15:41 -0700
> Subject: [pct-l] Cost of hike
>
> I have some good news for you and your friend- I just went shopping; buying me some tasty hiker food.
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> I took a magic marker and wrote the amount of calories for each food on the food’s container.
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> Here’s a typical day’s worth; noting each container’s caloric values-
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> Breakfast-
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> 2 Nescafe Cappuccinos / 100 calories each, Sweet Chocolate Nut Mix / 675 calories
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> (I ran out of oatmeal packets and this is my randomly picked 5th day’s breakfast entree),
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> Snacks-
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> for am and pm-
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> sesame seeds / 1,080 calories, pineapple / 1,020 calories, snap peas / 420 calories,
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> Pay Day candy bar / 440 calories, Nescafe caramel latte drink / 100 calories, Lime Margarita mix / 40 calories, Abuelita chocolate mix / 110 calories,
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> Lunch-
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> consisting of 2 sandwiches of raisin/cinnamon bread / 100 calories per slice, w/ chocolate peanut butter spread / 200 calories each serving,
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> for a total of 800 calories in 2 sandwiches, followed by
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> Supper-
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> Idahoan potatoes / 440 calories, Kraft tuna helper w/ cheese, seasoning, and noodles / 1,150 calories, Abuelita chocolate mix / 110 calories,
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> for a grand total of 7,785 calories.
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> This was a randomly selected meal that I put together.
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> One other day’s meal totaled a mere 3,095 calories.
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> Bottom line-
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> I spent a little under $200 for 15 days worth of food, and I’m showing you what a typical days worth of food is worth,
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> caloric wise and variety wise, and in a straight off the cuff manner with no agenda or premeditated calculations.
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> What’s the food’s weight you ask?
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> Hold on while I gather that information.
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> OK-
> Breakfast:
> cappacino- 1 oz.
> cappacino- 1 oz.
> nut mix- 5 ozs.
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> AM and PM snacks:
> sesame seeds- 6 ozs.
> pineapple chunks- 8 ozs.
> snap peas- 3.3 ozs.
> candy bar- 3.4 ozs.
> cappacino- 1 oz.
> drink mix- 1 oz.
> chocolate mix- 1 oz.
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> Supper:
> potatoes- 4 ozs.
> noodle, cheese, seasoning- 13.7 ozs.
> chocolate mix- 1 oz.
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> Total weight: 43.4 ozs. with a value of 7,785 calories.
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> Actually, THAT is a very good ratio of weight versus calories.
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> I went shopping a few hours ago, totally shooting from the hip.
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> I am pleasantly surprised and flabbergasted to boot!
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> It was fun doing this for my own ed-u-ma-ca-tion,
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> Thanks,
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