Refrigerator Goods
Butter sticks
Cheese
Cream Cheese
Eggs, Free-range organic
Milk
Milk, Soy
Yogurt Yoplait

Drinks
Apple Juice
Cranberry Juice
Hot Chocolate
Gatorade
Instant Breakfast
Orange Juice
SOBE
Sodas, variety

Candy
Wide Assortment

Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
An Assortment, supply varies!

Meals and Components
Angel Hair Pasta
Cereal, Large and small boxes
Lipton Soup Mix
Maccaroni and Cheese
Pasta Roni
Pasta Salad Mix
RiceARoni
Spaghetti Sauce
Stovetop Stuffing
Top Ramen
Tortillas

Canned Goods
Beans, Black and Refried
Beef Stew, Dinty Moore
Chef Boyardi
Chili w/ bean
Corn Beef
Corn Niblets
Chicken
Ham, DAK
Olives
Mandarin Oranges
Various Soups
Peaches
Tomatoes, stewed
Tomato Paste
Tuna
Vienna Sausage

Snacks
Cheese/PB crackers
Cheese Dip
Chewy Bars
Chips Ahoy
Cliff Bars
Jerky
Nutrigrain Bar
Pepperoni Stick
Planters Tubes o Nuts
Powerbars
Pringles
Pudding Cups
Raisins, etc.
Sardines in oil
Toasteds Crackers
Trail mix
Trailmix Bar
Triscuits and Wheat Thins

Bread and Baking Mixes
Bagels
Bisquick variety mixes
Boboli
Bread Mix
English Muffins
Ghirardelli Brownie Mix
Keylime Bars
Muffin Mix, Blueberry
Oatnut
Wheat

Hiking/Backpacking Goods

Backpacking Mess Kits
Backpacking Stoves
Batteries
Disposable Cameras, waterproof and regular
Film
First Aid Kits
Fleece pants and shirts
Fuel - white gas and butane/propane canisters
Gloves
Hats
Mountain House Freeze-dried Meals, assorted
Mosquito Repellents, from 90% DEET to All-Natural and several in between

Mosquito Head Nets
Padlocks
REUSABLE NALGENE WATER BOTTLES!
Socks
Sunglasses
Travel Alarm Clocks
Travel Towels
Waterproof Matches
and more. . . .

Toiletries
Cold Medicine
Razors
Shampoo and Conditioner
Soap, bars and biodegradable liquid
Tampons and pads
Toothbrushes
Toothpaste
Dr. Bronner's, new and refills!

Morning Coffee and Tea

We are excited to be serving Cafe Mam shade-grown, fairly traded organic arabica coffee. We have served Folgers in the past, a coffee more in-line with our budget, but not in-line with our social consciousness. We feel that is important to support sustainable practices in an industry that represents the second largest US import after oil. Americans are the largest consumers of coffee in the world, yet many Americans don't realize that agricultural workers in coffee producing countries are often receiving far less than living wages for their toil, that rainforests are being cleared for coffee production and that pesticides banned in the US are still being used by coffee producers in third world countries on the coffee beans that we consume.

So, the Mountain Morning is serving Fair Trade Certified, Shade-grown, Organic coffee as a morning service for our guests. We will have a donation can next to the coffee so that anyone who supports our efforts can help us out with the costs, which do far outweigh those of Folgers. In the long-run, we think it's worth it!!

For more information on what exactly Fair Trade Certification means, what Shade-grown means, why these practices are important and how to find Fair Trade coffee and other products, check out the following informative sites: