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Originally Posted by staehpj1
Real hard cheeses keep well even in the heat as does hard salami and pepperoni. They may get oily and look terrible but remain edible........
An anecdote from a back, not bike, packing trip.

Years ago on my first trip out West I brought along all of the above in ziplock bags along with all my other foods in a bear canister (grizzly country). It was August and got up into the 60's-70's, and all the above food sweated out oils, which made their way past the ziplock seals and leaked all over the inside of the can. So I was one big pungent piece of bear bait. I spent MUCH time scrubbing the contents and the inside of the can with snow and chucking the contaminated snowballs as far into Upper Aero Lake as I could. As it was the only creatures to visit camp that night were mountain goats.

So be mindful of containing those foods effectively.
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