Re: [CH] car foods
Steve M Duddy (timetiles@icon.co.za)
Sat, 26 May 2001 14:06:07 +0200
How about that old stand-by of celery sticks filled with peanut butter.
Satisfies the crunch desire with a great protein fill 'er up.
Bite sized things could include: Fried wontons, deviled egg halves,
mini-tacos!
Crackers and cheese stuck together with ham spread...
Oh, and welcome to Beau, from Steve in South Africa!
Is there a little worm in your chile? Curly leaves could be too much
fertilizer. You been paying too much attention to your babies maybe? Cheers!
Steve
The Wilderness
South Africa
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chad A Gard" <gard@indy.net>
To: <jim@wildpepper.com>
Cc: <chile-heads@globalgarden.com>
Sent: 25 May 2001 16:07
Subject: Re: [CH] car foods
> >I think it is your NOT stopping that gets you the gas ;-)
> >
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> Ironically, I don't get gas when I eat chiles (at least not often).
> Rather, I get gas if I go too long without eating any. Granted I tend to
> be another "of the moderate persuasion", but my digestion doesn't seem to
> go right without a chile of several periodically.
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> >My road foods are carrots, grapes, cheese (dusted with chipotle of
> >course), and hard bread.
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> Well, I do a lot of carrots and grapes already. I don't really like
> carrots all that much, but they're convenient.
>
> Chad Gard, CTS KB9WXQ
> INCHASE: http://www.inchase.org Co-founder
> SCOA: http://www.stormchasersofamerica.org Member #3
> INSWA: http://www.insw.org Unit #21
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