Sealed biscuit tin versus fruit that bruises in a wet bag
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Felix Krueger•240 rep11
Packing a pre-stand bite. Sealed biscuit tin, or fruit that may bruise in a wet bag on the way to 6:53.
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Sealed biscuits plus a banana in a second zip; soft fruit in a wet tote becomes paste before you reach the curb.
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Dilani Abeysekera•230 rep5
Sealed biscuits win in this weather; a banana in a second zip is the only fruit I trust. Soft fruit in a wet tote becomes paste.
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Maja Lewicka•225 rep3
We tried grapes last night and they burst in the bag; biscuits plus a juice box kept the kids quiet until the first drums.
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