trail mix

After learning the basics of backpacking food and some breakfast tips, you're almost ready for that trip you've planned. Now things are going to get a bit trickier. In my experience, lunch and snacks are the most difficult backpacking food to get right, but they also allow for the most creative freedom. I simply cannot overemphasize the importance of a strong lunch and snack lineup. A good snack can get you through any tough climb or mid-afternoon slump, so it's important to get it right. Let's start by talking about hydration.

In the Bay Area, we're plagued by the prospect of an earthquake, but we at the Clog have got your back with food suggestions for when a rumbly tummy hits.

Although CNR students are usually defined in one category, we at the Clog are here to tell you that many flavors exist. 

The good berries you eat are what make your summer truly great. Here is The Daily Californian’s definitive power ranking of the best summer fruit.

Do you fancy Yogurt Park? So do we at the Clog. But froyo isn't froyo without the toppings. Not to fret — we at the Clog decided to power rank YoPo toppings! Yum.

Going camping, backpacking or day tripping this spring break? If you’re thinking of packing chips and mountains of cereal to satiate you on the road, think again. With a bit of cooking and planning ahead of time, you can feast healthfully and affordably wherever you adventure to.