Camping foods (continued)

[Soose]

This is my current focus. Raw foods for camping. (I can send plenty of fruit, smoothie ingredients and salads. They will have access to a refrigerator and freezer at this camp.)

It's treats I would like to focus on. I'm starting to refine my ideas. I can make a jerky. Hooray! Would like to focus on "bars," some cookies, maybe some chips. Anyone have feedback or particular combinations beyond what was already posted in the last few days, I appreciate any feedback. :)
Thanks, Soose

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Ingredients available (not limited to this)

JERKY
So far, the jerky looks very promising and easy to make. (In our case, portabellas, still going to try some other veg. For others it seems eggplant is favorite but allergies prevent. Coconut was mentioned and is a very intriguing possibility.)

GRANOLA BARS or LARABAR type look-alikes
Would appreciate suggestions. I have ingredients here:

Grains -- barley, buckwheat, quinoa, rye, spelt, rolled oats (organic but probably not raw), probably other grains but I've forgotten right now what is in there as we haven't been eating them.
Nuts/seeds -- walnuts, almonds, pine, pecans, sesame, sunflower, pumpkin
Dried fruit -- cranberries but can get more or dry myself; Dates;
Coconut shreds. Honey

CHIPS/VEG SNACKS
Bought some sweet and white potato to try some chips. Sending dehydrated green beans - they're liked for now.

TRAIL MIX
My son kind of gets tired of it, I think, or doesn't like my combinations (husband does). But will make some.

[betty boop]

Here are a couple links for larabars and there are tons of ideas for variations. I have made the pecan pie and the banana bread ones and they were good, the one with the cinnamon I didn't care for. I also put them in the dehydrator overnight and I thought it made a huge inprovement instead of putting them in the fridge or freezer (I tried both).

http://enlightenedcooking.blogspot.com/2008/02/home-made-lara-bars-energy-bars-part-3.html

http://bunnyfoot.blogspot.com/2006/02/homemade-lara-type-bars.html

http://ohsheglows.com/2008/12/08/homemade-banana-bread-larabars/

[Soose]

Here are a couple links for larabars

Ah! Thank you bettyboop! I got sidetracked yesterday and did not thank you for the sites about Larabars. Very helpful to see what others have already explored.

[raw_danceruk]

If you dehydrated these kebabs well they would be ideal..kinda like the jerky idea!

http://rawveganlondoner.blogspot.com/2008/04/no-schicken-in-my-kebabs_27.html

yummy!!