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Specific concerns to transporting, preparing, and consuming foods during excursions into the great outdoors.
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Does garlic balance your blood pressure on long walks?
Does garlic balance your blood pressure? Do we need to take that in case we have a long walk through a jungle for 2 days? Does anyone have experience on this?
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How to carry perishable foods on a multi-day trip, without it going rotten?
Is there a special tool we should buy or a specific case to take into account in order to keep the food safe? We absolutely don't want to see rotten food in the 2nd day or so! … What do you do to keep food fresh over multiple days?
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Well, question is not broad! Any food that is potential to become rotten needs a way to preserve it. …
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