What do you chew on between dives?

[flyboy08]

I usually bring 100 of these with me to share with the boat...most accept ..just placed my order for our Dec trip to CZM.

 

[GreggS]

Depends on where we are diving. If it's a quarry, we usually take some mixed nuts and a fruit mix of pineapple, melons, and grapes. On boat dives, some fruit or prepackaged crackers with peanut butter or cheese.

 

[Johnoly]

Walmart orginal Beef Jerky. It's not chewy like bob-o-links. It's almost like gentle shoe leather, but it's really good. Never needs refrigeration or any special care and almost never goes bad. I think it's even keto friendly. Everyone likes it.

 

[Pressurehead]

I usually hand out lollies [sweets] I don't eat them myself, with the young dudes chewing they can't talk [very loud] and may think the old grumpy guy is not a complete ar$#.

 

[Degenerate]

I sell Weber grills among other things at work and as such I have too many grills of all shapes and sizes, surface intervals are usually spent eating grilled hot dogs or burgers

 

[BoundForElsewhere]

Cashews, acai berries and dark chocolate turtles.

I discovered this by accident. Had a Ziplock baggie of the ingredients, left them in my dry bag in the sun for the first tank, threw the melted mess into the cooler for the second and, voila, yummy snack for lunch.

 

[TMHeimer]

My pipe. Unless on a charter boat of course. It's not 1985.

 

[drl]

Swedish fish

 

[hroark2112]

 

[scubadada]

Walmart orginal Beef Jerky. It's not chewy like bob-o-links. It's almost like gentle shoe leather, but it's really good. Never needs refrigeration or any special care and almost never goes bad. I think it's even keto friendly. Everyone likes it.

@Johnoly seafood kabobs, best ever I think we might have had hot lobster soup once, is that right?