People ask me all the time what I eat when I am on a road trip or out of town. My answer? I plan ahead and pack this Antioxidant Trail Mix!
Kid’s love this trail mix too–pack it for a school lunch or in the car on vacation.
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Great recipe Dr. Axe! I sometimes use carob chips, goji berries, cashews, pumpkin seeds and unsweetened coconut in ours as well. The variations are endless!
Dr. Axe, Great video. I will be using this
recipe and passing it along to friends and
family.
Also,I prefer my almonds with the skin
removed so I will be blanching them
since I believe they are cleaner and
less likely to have pesticide residue.
Thanks
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Great snack Dr. Axe! I also like adding dried cranberries soaked in apple juice.
Where do you get the dried apples? Also, is it possible to make the sound a little louder, I had the volume turned up on my computer and on the video embed and it was still a little hard to hear. Thanks:)
My variation: almonds, english walnuts, pecans,brazil nuts, dried apricots, dried cranberry, dried cherry and rasins.
Josh O–you can buy dried apples at Whole Foods or Trader Joe’s. Just make sure they have no sulfites or added sugar.