In an effort to make myself eat better on my last tour, I put Arundel Looney Bins on my handlebars (using generic bottle-cage-on-bars adapters), and searched extensively for the largest container I could fit in them, which turned out to be a LocknLock Twist 44oz (1.3L) container. You have to sloooowly push it in (and support it at the twist-knob), it just fits. One can then put in say, fruit, a greasy sandwich, or crumbly cookies and it’s easy to rinse out at night. Lid on for rough travel, or take the lid off and eat while on smooth sections. Was just looking through pics from last summer’s tour and seemed worth sharing.
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In an effort to make myself eat better on my last tour, I put Arundel Looney Bins on my handlebars (using generic bottle-cage-on-bars adapters), and searched extensively for the largest container I could fit in them, which turned out to be a LocknLock Twist 44oz (1.3L) container. You have to sloooowly push it in (and support it at the twist-knob), it just fits. One can then put in say, fruit, a greasy sandwich, or crumbly cookies and it’s easy to rinse out at night. Lid on for rough travel, or take the lid off and eat while on smooth sections. Was just looking through pics from last summer’s tour and seemed worth sharing.
Ah, yes! The see-food diet!