Magic food what doesn't need cooking nor fridging....Festival Snacks.

[BA4 4BY]

At Glastonbury I tend to just take basic snacks as the food on offer is so good!

[lea7784]

Have a freezer drawer full of frozen rats if anyone wants to start plucking lol

[MEGABOWL]

Have a freezer drawer full of frozen rats if anyone wants to start plucking lol

[James Bolivar]

Have a freezer drawer full of frozen rats if anyone wants to start plucking lol

[James Bolivar]

Have a freezer drawer full of frozen rats if anyone wants to start plucking lol

[guypjfreak]

I always carry around a small bag of shaved baby rats. They go well on a skewer.

[rug568]

All about the Brioche

[Justiceforcedave]

Brioche is a great idea! I'm doing that this year.

[plaskins]

Chocolate covered coffee beans (delicious... if you like coffee and chocolate) - the caffeine & sugar content also makes it a good pick me up

[Jimmyeatspeople]

took a bag of pitta breads and a sqeezy tub of chilli mayo last time, was grand in the mornings with a cheese string or two.

really like the idea of Brioche though.

[James Bolivar]

Naked bars are better than most cereal bars in that they aren't packed with High-fructose corn syrup and other highly-processed sugars. They do suffer from being delicious though, so an attack of the munchies might see an end to your stash.

Waitrose stock a range of high-protein energy bars that seem to have only natural ingredients, so worth checking out. Those I've tried have tasted great, but at about 100 calories a bite you might need to be careful (those on speed can ignore that last bit and chomp away).

[coma girl]

took a bag of pitta breads and a sqeezy tub of chilli mayo.

[pie_and_a_pint]

All about the Brioche

[jeffie]

We take preboiled eggs, vache qui rie, bread, tomato's, haribo, crisps, cheese slices, onions, lollypops, nuts, pringles, margerine.

Never had a problem with keeping the fresh goods fresh for a good 4 days.

[evilduck]

I usually take haribo, lollipops, those tuna salad pots, some kind of flavoured nuts, giant snack-a-jacks, some scotch eggs and mini sausages for the first day, assorted mccoys, fruit pots for breakfast, couple of apples and a tesco value pack of biscuits. Then I'll have one hot meal a day and I find that does me ok. Although my campmates always nick my food so I have to bring a bit more than I usually would.

[grumpyhack]

Decent coffee - though milk can be a problem, although we used to keep a washing up bowl full of cold water with a tea towel draped over it to absorb the water and evaporate to keep milk and other drinks chilled. Also I've found that the 'extra filtered' fresh milk does tend to keep longer. (I know there's a festival milk cart that does the rounds but I nearly always miss is).

Along with coffee, drinking chocolate and Hob Nobs for late night munchies.

Most fruit should keep for a few days - apples, oranges, bananas, tomatoes

The same with bread and cheese.

Add some pickle, perhaps a tin of corned beef, baked beans.

[shukeli]

Big bag of dry roasted peanuts, pringles, and flapjacks. I took some pain au chocolat for Bestival this year and they worked a treat at breakfast, even in the heat. Will be doing the same for Glasto this year but in larger quantities!

[Guest]

Decent coffee - though milk can be a problem, although we used to keep a washing up bowl full of cold water with a tea towel draped over it to absorb the water and evaporate to keep milk and other drinks chilled. Also I've found that the 'extra filtered' fresh milk does tend to keep longer. (I know there's a festival milk cart that does the rounds but I nearly always miss is).

Along with coffee, drinking chocolate and Hob Nobs for late night munchies.

Most fruit should keep for a few days - apples, oranges, bananas, tomatoes

The same with bread and cheese.

Add some pickle, perhaps a tin of corned beef, baked beans.

[grumpyhack]

we get fresh milk delivered to our tent (well, almost) every morning

[James Bolivar]

Decent coffee - though milk can be a problem, although we used to keep a washing up bowl full of cold water with a tea towel draped over it to absorb the water and evaporate to keep milk and other drinks chilled. Also I've found that the 'extra filtered' fresh milk does tend to keep longer. (I know there's a festival milk cart that does the rounds but I nearly always miss is).

Along with coffee, drinking chocolate and Hob Nobs for late night munchies.

Most fruit should keep for a few days - apples, oranges, bananas, tomatoes

The same with bread and cheese.

Add some pickle, perhaps a tin of corned beef, baked beans.

[Guest]

Perhaps you'd be kind enough to send your butler over to us afterwards.

[coma girl]

As for the corned beef - you've just reminded me that last time we took real corned beef (beef preserved in corned salt, not the dog-food like stuff you get in cans) and it was fantastic! I recommend it if you can find it.

[coma girl]

the farm has a truck selling fresh milk, juice and some other stuff, that goes through the camp fields every morning

I wasn't joking!

[Guest]

The bloke on the back shouting "milk, orange juice, apple juice, miiilllkkkshakes" was a great wake up call.

[coma girl]

I was just going to suggest cereal, kelloggs have started doing pouches of cereal with 3 portions in which seem perfect for festivals. Only £1 each so already bought a couple to add to my Glasto supplies.