GORP, which stands for "Good Old Raisins and Peanuts," acts as a source of energy for trekkers all over the world.
In Europe, where hiking is nearly considered a national activity, trail mix was consumed for centuries before it was made available in bags and bins from the United States.
It is, however, essential that you keep it in a container that is resistant to bears, since hanging it from a branch in a nylon bag is not going to be sufficient.
For hikers all around the world, "Good Old Raisins and Peanuts" (GORP) is the energy savior they have been looking for.
Trail mix was consumed in Europe, where hiking is nearly considered a national activity, centuries before it was available in bags and bins.
One thing that should be kept in mind is that the substance in question is rocket fuel for the American food industry.
Granola, seeds, nuts, dried fruit, candied ginger, and M&Ms may be added in whatever quantity that you choose. It is essential that you keep the item in a container that is resistant to bears, since hanging it from a branch in a nylon bag would not be sufficient.