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Mount Elbrus Southside
Food Recommendations Please list any special dietary needs on the Participant Form in the Registration Packet. The form must be completed and returned to the RMI Office 60 days prior to the program departure date. Breakfasts and Dinners Breakfasts consist of fresh food (bagels, cream cheese), instant oatmeal, cold cereal (granola), breakfast bars, and hot drinks (coffee, tea, cocoa, cider). The dinner menu is a combination of fresh food (vegetables, tortillas, cheese), retort entrees (fully cooked meals packaged in sealed containers and heated in hot water), freeze-dried (Mountain House or Richmoor Natural High), and packaged main-course items (Ramen, Lipton Rice or Noodles, Macaroni & Cheese). There is also a supplement (mashed potatoes, rice or stuffing), cup-o-soup and various hot drinks (coffee, tea, cocoa, cider), and dessert. Every attempt is made to assure a variety and adequate quantity. Lunch/Snacks The importance of bringing lunch foods that you genuinely enjoy cannot be overstated. Good food is the key to maintaining health and happiness on these expeditions. It is necessary to have foods that stimulate the whole palate in order to combat loss of appetite at altitude. Cover the whole range of taste buds from sweet to sour to salty. Take care while shopping for your lunch snacks. Don’t wait for the last minute. Make a list in advance, and add to it as you generate and remember more ideas. Try to shop at stores that offer a large variety of gourmet and specialty foods, as well as your old, stand-by favorites. Personal lunch items may include: bagels, crackers, smoked meats, salami, cheese, jerky, hard candies, candy bars, energy bars, GORP, drink mixes, etc. The following is a list of suggested snacks: Candy
Cookies Crackers, Bagels, Pringles, Corn Nuts, Oriental rice cracker mix
Meats
Cheeses
Dried Fruit
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