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From romantic dinners al fresco to a kid's day at the beach, there is no better way to celebrate summer like a picnic.
Warm weather and sunshine scream for outdoors activities like Frisbee, the beach, and barbecues. For a special treat, why not plan an old-fashioned picnic? Picnics allow for a long day out of the house without spending extra cash on fast food…except for maybe an ice cream cone! Easily made vegetarian, a picnic basket can provide a balanced, seasonal lunch and a perfect excuse to enjoy the beautiful outdoors. Things to pack:
Tofu stands in for hard-boiled eggs in this classic sandwich. While regular mayonnaise does contain eggs, it is possible to use a soy-based spread such as Nayonnaise to make your sandwich vegan. Top with fresh veggies – though you may want to pack them separately. Bonus: this recipe tastes better the longer you let the tofu mixture sit. Leaving mayonnaise in the sun is always a major concern when picnic-ing. Take a peek at why mayonnaise makes great picnic food before making any decisions regarding what goes in your basket. This recipe makes four hearty or six dainty sandwiches. Ingredients:
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Tomato and Cucumber Salad Recipe Use your freshest summer produce in this simple salad. Toss, and go. Ingredients:
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Sun Tea Recipe Cap off a delicious lunch with refreshing Sun Tea. Let it sit and "brew" while you play, or make it ahead of time and bring it along with some ice. Refrigerated, this tea will keep for three days. Ingredients:
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