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[justleesa]

That sounds delicious. Got a recipe?

I too really like the hard candy post dive. I was offered Jolly Ranchers....I must say I usually turn those down, but they were the bomb. :grin:

I'm packin' 'em on my next trip.

Here is a recipe

Opps! another one....google it till you find one you like

 

[SeanQ]

I just buy Halva from the local deli. They have terrific chocolate halva....

 

[liberato]

You can get Halvah at just about any supermarket grocery store in the US. You don't even need a local ethnic population. It is probably not as good as what you can get over there, though.

 

[mrfish87]

How can you beat a bowl of ice cold watermelon...seeds out of course...........it goes great with saltwater. And hydrates at the same time..

 

[pennypue]

Halva, mmmmm.......grocery store.......(I'm lazy)

 

[Bedford]

We take two thermoses, one is full of hot water which you pour in your gloves and hood before you put them on. The other is hot chicken noodle soup for after diving. Did I mention that's it's cold up here?

 

[cmalinowski]

The boat I usually dive on has animal crackers and pretzels. Last dive they added chedder goldfish... what a treat. They have fruit too. That is just perfect for me.

 

[Dee]

Fresh pineapple is my favorite, second is watermelon. We always take a bag of Jolly Ranchers or other hard candy. Those mini Tootsie Pops are good, too.

 

[Halthron]

I have yet to stay on a liveaboard but whenever I travel I always carry a few protein bars (real ones, not the ones that might as well be candy bars) and a big baggie of mixed nuts.

 

[teknitroxdiver]

I take an empty water bottle filled with "white cranberry with apple" juice in it; throw that in the ice chest and while everyone else is sipping their plain 'ol water, I have a nice spot of juice. Some of the boats I've been on haver ginger snaps for in-between dive snacks.

Fruit is a major favorite for pre- and post-dive eating.