Re: snack foods that travel

[Guest guest]

envirokids brand peanut butter rice bars are AMAZING!

And even better if they sit in your car and get all

warm. I didnt like the chocolate or berry ones though!

i also love the fruit leathers from costco. they count

as a serving of fruit and taste delicious! What about

making your own trail mix with dried fruits, nuts and

M&M'S?

-Marina

--- EarthLovinMomma earthlovinmomma@...> wrote:

> Hi!

>

> Looking for ideas on snack foods or other

> individually

> portioned/portionable foods (mostly healthy) that

> travel well, either

> room temp or in a cooler. There is no way of

> heat/reheating anything so

> it has to be eaten cold or room temp.

>

> Thanks~

> Your help is most appreciated!

> ~Nina

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

apple sauce tubes, GF pretzels - Ener-G Foods, Lara bars, peanut butter

tubes, fruit, cheese, potato chips, nuts, carrots, celery w/spread like

nut butter or cream cheese, Pediasure/adult nutrition drink, rice

crackers like Nut Thins, popcorn, dried corn nuggets...

>

> Hi!

>

> Looking for ideas on snack foods or other individually

> portioned/portionable foods (mostly healthy) that travel well, either

> room temp or in a cooler. There is no way of heat/reheating anything

so

> it has to be eaten cold or room temp.

>

> Thanks~

> Your help is most appreciated!

> ~Nina

>

[Guest guest]

> Hi!

>

> Looking for ideas on snack foods or other individually

> portioned/portionable foods (mostly healthy) that travel well, either

> room temp or in a cooler. There is no way of heat/reheating

> anything so

> it has to be eaten cold or room temp.

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Here is what we travel with whenever we go anywhere:

Corn thins

fruit (bananas are great because they aren't messy but we pack all

sorts of fruit)

baby carrots

hummus and/or bean dips

salsa

we also always travel with a bottle of nut butter and disposable

knives, I spread a corn thin with a nut butter and then throw the

knife away. almond butter and bananas on corn thins make a great

breakfast or snack.

If you have a good cooler, then you can add some deli meat.

Shez

[Guest guest]

I've NEVER seen apple sauce tubes. Plenty of applesauce TUBS available

around here. But they're so delicate. I find them hard to travel

with. They sure like to puncture. Packed carefully in the cooler they

work OK. But keep all pointy and sharp objects away! Esther

>

> How could I have forgotten the apple sauce. we never travel without

> the single serving tubs of apple sauce.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Looking for ideas on snack foods or other individually portioned/portionable foods (mostly healthy) that travel well, either room temp or in a cooler. There is no way of heat/reheating anything so it has to be eaten cold or room temp.Thanks~Your help is most appreciated!~Nina I also like Lara bars, also we use dried fruit/trail mix we mix up at home, jerky (also homemade) and we like Mrs. May's nut snacks (they come as cashew or almond or sunflower seeds or pecans ....). Rebekah

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[Guest guest]

>

> > GF pretzels - Ener-G Foods,

>

> ditto for these, but they don't fall into the healthy category.

>

> Shez

She only said " mostly healthy! " ;-)

Besides, I consider pretzels as a " health neutral " sort of food - not

exactly full of vitamins, but better than fried stuff by long a way.

Maureen

[Guest guest]

We pack Lay's Stax chips, EnviroKids Organic Crispy Rice Bars

(berry, chocolate, and peanut butter), apples, peanuts, and raisins.

We have to take a cooler with food everywhere we go, because my

teenager eats non-stop!!

>

> Hi!

>

> Looking for ideas on snack foods or other individually

> portioned/portionable foods (mostly healthy) that travel well,

either

> room temp or in a cooler. There is no way of heat/reheating

anything so

> it has to be eaten cold or room temp.

>

> Thanks~

> Your help is most appreciated!

> ~Nina

>

[Guest guest]

I like Nana's no gluten cookies. They are healthy as far as cookies go-

No refined sugars (sweetened with juice). Taste good and come

individually wrapped.

>

> Hi!

>

> Looking for ideas on snack foods or other individually

> portioned/portionable foods (mostly healthy) that travel well, either

> room temp or in a cooler. There is no way of heat/reheating anything

so

> it has to be eaten cold or room temp.

>

> Thanks~

> Your help is most appreciated!

> ~Nina

>

[Guest guest]

I don't know where you're located, but here at our

Kroger grocery store, we can purchase individual size

packages of nuts. That's a great snack I try to keep

on hand when traveling...

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