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Now hello, welcome to another episode of Pop Bear Hikes.

People who go on long-distance adventures will put a lot of time and thought and spend

a lot of money on your gear to make sure they're prepared.

But often time food is just something we think of, well, let me throw this in my bag.

This tastes good.

This looks good.

I've even seen long-distance backpackers with $1,500 to $2,000 worth of gear brag about

how they only spend $10 at the local store to buy food that's going to fuel them to

get them to their next resupply point.

Today, our guest is a registered dietician.

She's been once since 2001.

She's also a long-distance backpacker.

In February 2017, she was able to take her profession and her interest, bring them together

and create the company Backcountry Foodie.

Aaron Owens, may you welcome to Pop Bear Hikes.

Hey, thanks for having me.

So your company's mission, and excuse me if I sound like I'm just reading here, but

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