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Departamento de Cusco What types of foods can I buy in Cusco?
Posted: Sun July 5, 2009 11:35 PM UTC
I will be staying in Cusco for a bit before I hike the Inca Trail. Should I bring my own PowerBars, trail mix etc or can I buy all of that cheaply in Cusco?
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Departamento de Cusco Re: What types of foods can I buy in Cusco?
Posted: Mon July 6, 2009 10:53 PM UTC
Bring your own

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Departamento de Cusco Re: What types of foods can I buy in Cusco?
Posted: Wed July 8, 2009 10:34 PM UTC
I brought my own (trail mix, harvest grain bars), but was surprised to be offered snacks along the way by our hiking staff. Didn't know it was part of the deal & realized that I didn't even have to bring my own supply. :-) I ended up giving my share of snacks (I relied on my supply) to two of my favorite porters most of the time during the hike.
By the way, these things are also available in Peru should you choose to buy them there, but really there's no need.

Good Luck & Enjoy Beautiful Peru!

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