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Trail mix - Wikipedia In New Zealand, trail mix is known as scroggin or schmogle [2] In Australia, the term "scroggin" is used almost exclusively, although in more recent years, "trail mix" has been imported into the jargon from the US
Scroggin – Australia’s Favourite Trail Snack | The Adventure Lab Scroggin (referred to as Gorp or trail mix outside of Australia and NZ) is defined as “a mixture of dried fruit, nuts, and other food eaten as a snack by hikers ”But it’s much more than that Scroggin is one of those things that we associate with being out in the bush, and as such, carries a lot of favourable memories
The Ultimate Hiking Snack: Scroggin - Wild Women On Top Scroggin is an ancient bushwalking treat designed to delight and nourish you while you’re out hiking Containing that delicious combination of sugar, salt, fat, crunch and melt-in-your-mouth-magic that tastes so damn good
Scroggin Recipe - Food. com "New Zealands great version of the trail mix Yum The name comes from the first initials of the traditional ingredients This is great as a snack or for school lunches Posted for Zaar World Tour 05" Mix together chocolate, raisins and nuts (Keep the amounts equal)
What is a hikers scroggin? - Geographic Pedia - NCESC Scroggin, also known as trail mix, is a staple snack for most hikers It is a mixture of dried fruit, nuts, and other food such as chocolate Scroggin can be bought commercially or assembled to suit the tastes of individual hikers
Scroggin - New Zealand Womans Weekly Food You'll never go hungry with this scroggin recipe on hand! Perfect for staying fuelled on outdoor adventures, or simply to keep in the drawer at work for any snacking emergencies, this mixture will never let you down
The Ultimate Hiking Snack - SCROGGIN - Jocc SCROGGIN is the ultimate hiking snack for mad keen hikers all over the world Here's my (secret) SCROGGIN recipe and other hiking foods