Road trip snacks!

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Anonymous wrote:Pepperidge Farm cookies. I only eat them on road trips. Milanos? Nom nom nom nom nom nom nom. Brussels? Nom nom nom nom nom nom. All that's left are Chessmen? Ok. Nom nom nom nom nom.

Why?

It truly never occurs to me to buy them any other time. As soon as a road trip comes up, I hunt them down in the grocery store. I'm sure if they weren't for a "special" occasion, they'd just be run of the mill trash.

I love this. Love having things that go with special occasions. This is a perfect example. Mine is cheese balls (Utz or Planters) at New Years only.

Speaking of which a giant canister of cheese balls is great for a road trip, but very messy with orange powder. And when you empty the giant barrel you can pee in it if you get stuck in traffic.

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Anonymous wrote:I only eat Fritos on road trips.

[Anonymous]

Fruits and nuts. That really keep you going. As much as I like the salty chip, they make you feel tired after eating so many bags on a road trip.

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Road trips is the only time I chew gum. Usually my kids will have some for me.

[Anonymous]

Pringle’s are a road trip favorite
Whopper Jr for the dog
Always almonds too

[Anonymous]

If the trip is 4 hrs or under, I only pack a granola bar and make one bathroom/coffee stop.

If it’s a longer road trip, or one at night when I might need stimulation, I like to pack a sandwich from home (or pick up from the deli on my way out of town) and something salty/sweet like candied nuts.

Also, if I am the passenger, I’m more willing to eat pretzels, chips, etc but when I’m driving I hate a mess.