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- Peanut Crunch - Chocolate Chip
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The
TAHOE BAR has been made to stay moist and chewy in the cold.
It won't melt in hot weather or
freeze in cold weather.
Fueled with complex carbohydrates, high in
protein, low in fat and naturally sweetened, the TAHOE BAR is oven baked with whole
grains. REAL FOOD which delivers REAL ENERGY for endurance and performance.
- The TAHOE BAR is simpelt fremragende (simply
outstanding - Norwegian).
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- Let us know
- Susan Howe @ 1-925-833-8276
- E-mail: showe@intrinsicgroup.com
- All Terrain Foods, Inc.
- 7440 San Ramon Road
- Dublin, CA. 94568
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TAHOE is the moniker chosen for this bar.
Exceptional skiing and the West:
-The Tahoe Basin of California with the phenomenal
expert skiing ("KT-22") of Squaw Valley and the easy off-piste skiing among
trees and unique apres-ski scene of Heavenly. Also in California, Mammoth known for its long season accompanied by
gloriously sunny springlike weather has some of the deepest snow in the Sierra Nevada.
- Mt. Bachelor, Oregon, with it's high desert
location...that means light, fluffy, dry snow.
- Sun Valley, Idaho, has an understated elegance and
spectacular long flowing runs surrounded by Idaho's Sawtooth range.
- "The Greatest
Snow on Earth", Utah. Park City, host of the
2002 Winter Olympics and Snowbird, known for the steep and deep.
Snowy Owls (Nyctea scandiaca)
The Snowy Owl inhabits the remote, harsh world of the Arctic tundra between the northern
pack ice and the boreal forest to the south. During a shortage of prey such as lemmings
and voles in the north, Snowy Owls head south, hunting from coast to coast in southern
Canada and the northern United States. At times, and especially if prey is abundant, some
snowies nest and raise their young in southern regions and remain there year-round.
This is the largest predatory bird in the Arctic. Adult male Snowy Owls are almost pure
white…females and the young have variable bars of brown and grey and, apart from
white on the face and breast, have a drabber, grey look.
Normally silent, they utter a loud “know-ow” in flight.
They are crepuscular (at twilight or just before sunrise) in habit, but will hunt in
daylight in the Arctic summer.
Snowy Owls have no need for comfort.
Sources:
1. Owls. The Natural History Musuem Library. Gould, John.
1992.
2. Owls of the World. Hume, Rob. Dragon’s World Ltd. Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. 1991.
3. Owls, the silent fliers. Lawrence R.D. Firefly Books. Buffalo, New
York. 1997. |
