NUTS, ETC.

08/15/2026

We love see what kind of trail mix people build.

Some mixes are practical.
Some are chaotic.
All are for humans.

Learn more at notforsquirrels.com.

08/14/2026

Snacks are backs!
The Community Action of Laramie County, Inc. Farmers Market is finally back, and so is make-your-own trail mix at NUTS, ETC. We'll see you this Saturday, Aug. 15, at Frontier Park (enter at 8th & Hynds).

08/14/2026

We're bringing make-your-own trail mix to the Community Action of Laramie County, Inc.'s Farmers Market at Frontier Park, and you know what that means...

No raisins!
Unless you like raisins. We got 'em.

08/13/2026

NUTS, ETC. is Cheyenne's favorite way to get exactly what you want -- in your trail mix!

We're excited to be slinging nuts at Community Action of Laramie County, Inc.'s Farmers Market this Saturday, Aug. 15. See you there!

08/04/2026

97 degrees! Those Find Your Flair folks are nuts.

08/01/2026

We get all our pins and stickers from Find Your Flair! Check it out at the Makers Market at Frontier Mall.

Find Your Flair at this Sunday's Makers Market at Frontier Mall. https://www.facebook.com/share/18yUN2WH74/

07/23/2026

Best thing about making your own trail mix? No raisins!

(But we totally have raisins if you do like 'em!)

07/21/2026

Contactless delivery? More like squirrel-assisted delivery! 📦🐿️ We know nuts are their favorite, but pizza is clearly a close second!

What's the weirdest thing a squirrel has snatched from you? Tell us below!

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SOURCE: https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2020/07/30/video-hungry-squirrel-steals-slice-of-pizza-from-customers-contactless-delivery/

06/29/2026

“I still hear it. At first, it was cute, but then it was a bit aggressive. I offered the squirrel a piece of trail mix. I now know I shouldn’t have….”

Narrator: It all started innocently with a squirrel that was given a piece of trail mix. Little did they know the lengths the squirrel would go in order to acquire more snacks…Coming up next, on Dateline.

Narrator: It was the perfect family vacation, or so it seemed. Although they didn’t see the President’s faces, the family trip to the Grand Canyon was a once-in-a-lifetime journey that offered amazing views and even a fun encounter with a squirrel. Or so they thought.

Ken: I would highly recommend. It was a great park to explore. We planned it for months. Seeing the squirrel was unexpected, but fun.

Narrator: However, when the family returned to their hotel after a day of hiking, they discovered some of their personal items were missing. A tub of trail mix, two boxes of snack bars, a t-shirt that read “The Grand Canyon is gorges," and a spare set of car keys. Was it a random event or something more squirrelly?

Barbara: I don’t know. I mean, snacks are one thing, but the car keys? It was a rental.

Narrator: Barbara could also remember a constant chirping sound. Oh, that pesky chirping.

Barbara: I still hear it. At first, it was cute, but then it was a bit aggressive. I offered the squirrel a piece of trail mix. I now know I shouldn’t have. I packed up my snacks and headed down the trail.

Narrator: Little did the family know, but the squirrel they had innocently offered a snack to was determined to get more and would stop at nothing to get it.

Coming up, a rental car goes on a high speed chase, a squirrel is interrogated, and a t-shirt becomes a key piece of evidence…

Image: A person writes on the tab below a photo of a large squirrel, "Don't believe his lies." NPS/Bryan Maul

05/15/2026

Which box of trail mix do you like better?