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Dec 17, 2006 at 3:58 pm #1220854
If you haven't seen these, they are good.
http://www.papagiki.com/products.html
They are high protein/fiber "cookies" (think round soft energy bars), that are low in sodium.For the Bavarian Dark Chocolate Toaste Almond Golden Raisin and Coconut:
Nutritional info for one cookie:
18 G fat
158 mg sodium
8 g protein
6 g fiberThey are made in the Northwest, but the company does also sell a dry mix for making your own at home.
Dec 17, 2006 at 4:31 pm #1371372Thanks, the beauty of prepackaged items for us is saving time. These look good and relatively healthy, love the fat content for winter hiking and cold.
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