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Trail Chef: Use Spice Blends to Improve your Trail Cooking

Quick-and-easy trail food doesn’t have to be bland. Mix up some flavor-packed spice blends at home to kick your cooking to a new level of yum.

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Use Spice Blends to Improve your Trail Cooking
Ground spices go stale after about six months; buy from the bulk aisle to get only as much as you need. Photo by Andrew Bydlon

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