- Use small ice packs in your picnic bag to keep food cool, fresh and hygienic (especially anything that it dairy based).
- Add wet ingredients to sandwiches on arrival at your destination to avoid soggy bread.
- When picnicking, pack rubbish bags, so you can take your leftovers and packaging away with you.
- Don't attempt anything to grand - the most popular food is often the simplest. Quality, fresh ingredients always taste fabulous in the fresh air.
- Buy some simple mesh dome-shaped covers to keep insects away from salads and other foods.
- Stock up on paper napkins and hand-wash gel, and keep them in the car ready for impromptu picnics.
- Simple crudités with dips are great sharing food and work well for summer lunches and suppers at home or on a picnic.
- For sweet treats in summer, avoid chocolate, and opt instead for refreshing fruit salads and yoghurts, or finger foods such as flapjacks or shortbread.
- Use insulated containers to keep cold foods cold and hot foods hot.
- Try herbal or mint tea, or iced coffee as a refreshing, thirst-quenching variation.
(These great tips come from The Co-Operative Food)
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