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Backpacker Magazine – February 2006
Four new recipes for belly-warming campfire drinks
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Tangy Hot Apple Cider
4 packets instant apple cider mix
3 tablespoons Tang
3 whole cloves
2 cinnamon sticks
¼ cup raisins
3 cups water
At home Combine the cider mix and Tang in a zipper-lock bag.
In camp In a pot, combine raisins, cloves, and water; heat slowly over a low flame until the water is aromatic and amber-colored (about 10 minutes). Remove from heat and stir in the cider mix and Tang. Pour into two large mugs, add a cinnamon stick, and nibble on the raisins (but skip the cloves--they're not very tasty). Or pour the cider through a strainer to remove the chewy bits. This recipe contains lots of vitamin C, which makes this drink a perfect on-the-trail substitute for morning O.J. Serves 2.

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READERS COMMENTS
UP HERE IN CANADA,WE JUST MIX OUR
COFFEE OR HOT CHOCOLATE WITH
BAILEYS IRISH CREAM OR JAMAICAN
SANGSTERS CREAM. ENJOY
Great recipe! Postum was actually discontinued in 2007, but you can buy either Pero or Cafix as a substitute.
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