Anonymous
Post 04/03/2023 07:38     Subject: Best cold, dry dinners?
pb filled pretzels (this is my airplane "meal")
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2023 07:36     Subject: Best cold, dry dinners?
Baguette with jamon Serrano, bag of almonds or other nut of choice, freeze dried banana chips, and a Lorna doone for dessert.
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2023 07:35     Subject: Best cold, dry dinners?
Like a camping meal?

I'd be happy with a hard boiled egg, a piece of fruit (is that considered dry?), some peanuts, or something similar.
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2023 07:33     Subject: Re:Best cold, dry dinners?
But why?
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2023 07:21     Subject: Best cold, dry dinners?
Um, “dry”?
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2023 07:18     Subject: Best cold, dry dinners?
Last night I ate a banana, then 45 minutes later had a cold piece of leftover pizza.
Anonymous
Post 04/03/2023 07:06     Subject: Best cold, dry dinners?
For airplane travel dinner?
Anonymous
Post 04/02/2023 19:56     Subject: Re:Best cold, dry dinners?
Yogurt and granola with a glass of red wine. (I don’t know what we mean by dry here)
Anonymous
Post 04/02/2023 19:25     Subject: Best cold, dry dinners?
Define dry?

Baguette, butter and cheese, fruit, add nuts and cured meats/jams/marinated veggies from the panty as you see fit?

Actually dry?
Trail mix: add innovative add-ins such as dried fruits, banana chips, chocolates or other candies, pb filled pretzels, candied nuts, bagel chips, parm chips, etc.... Have a juice with it.


Anonymous
Post 04/02/2023 19:10     Subject: Best cold, dry dinners?
Cereal like Kashi with a high protein content.

Tartines: toast with nut spreads, if no allergies. Or cheese or ham, unless you count that as not dry? Sardines? I love Comte cheese slices with almond butter on toast.


Anonymous
Post 04/02/2023 19:06     Subject: Best cold, dry dinners?
Also, no sauces or strong smells.