>there's another component that offers significant additional weight savings
Yeah, my gut…
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Tom, so you ran some numbers: 2.25# for the 1st 6d, that's still significant, IMHO. Good quantification.
BD Davis wrote: "I always pick these up, and other jams, honey packs, etc. when staying at a hotel and getting the continental breakfast goodies. Now I am down to my last two so have to go to another hotel."
Mais non! You can buy them online.
Your little tubs of PNB:
http://www.minimus.biz/detail.aspx?ID=447
And squeezable foil packets:
http://www.minimus.biz/detail.aspx?ID=7490
Alas, no crunchy. We usually take one of those refillable "toothpaste" tubes made by Coghlans and others– one with peanut butter, another with jam.
Where can I find parts 2 and 3 of this article?
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