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| Triathlete | High Sierra Haystacks New energy bar. My wife and I used these on an 80 mile 3-day, unsupported mountain bike ride in the desert (and at elevation). We took these little guys with us and LOVED them. Calorically dense, they provided a serious amount of sustenance when we needed it. You have to be ok with coconut, dates, and walnuts. No preservatives, very tasty. Order them by the bag or by tin. [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
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