Trail mix sold in bulk should cost an average of $5 per pound for a basic GORP blend of nuts, seeds and raisins. More complex blends can cost up to $10 per pound.

This mix gives you peanuts and raisins -- some plain, some covered in chocolate, and some covered in yogurt flavoring. So, while it's elegant to look at, its execution is pretty basic.

If you enjoy some trail mix for your afternoon snack or as a quick pick-me-up treat, check out our ranking of 13 varieties from Trader Joe's in honor of National Trail Mix Day.

The history of trail mix goes back to 1910 when Horace Kephart mentioned trail mix in his popular camping guide. He recommended mixing nuts, seeds and dried fruit together.

The Southern Grove Nuts, Seeds, Raisins Trail Mix, which is available at Aldi, is 10 ounces of fresh mixed nuts (plus raisins) priced at $2.19. Talk about good value. Beyond that, the almonds, cash… ...

Trail mix: It’s not exactly sexy. Just one look at the usual nuts, M&Ms, and raisins is enough to take you back to the worst days of your childhood camping experiences. Besides, you might be ...

In a large bowl, combine the apples, bananas, lemon and orange juice and zests, dates and peanuts and mix well. Add the cinnamon, wine and matzo meal and blend thoroughly. Makes 3 1/2 cups.

Chef notes. The mix of banana and peanut butter makes each bite soft and gooey, while the raisins, coconut oil and honey give a deliciously sweet taste; although, as there's only four spoons of ...