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Granola Single Serving Breakfast Entree

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$6.95
Color:Granola

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Granola Single Serving Breakfast Entree

Good To-Go's Granola Single Serving Breakfast Entree is the fuel you need to get through the morning for a day of burning lots of calories. Nutritionally, it has whole grains and plenty of protein and fiber, balancing out your needs for a day of backpacking. Based on your preference, you can use cold or hot water to re-hydrate this meal, saving you fuel and time if you need to hit the trail early.


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  • Dehydrated breakfast granola for backpacking
  • Re-hydrates with hot or cold water
  • Gluten-free for sensitive stomachs
  • 1-year shelf life for easy storage
  • Item #GTG000C
Protein
vegetarian
Calories
580
Servings Per Container
1
Recommended Use
backpacking

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