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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]No way to warm the food?  I love road trip food.  We tend to think of it as a picnic, but we don't pack huge quantities of the same food. We take lots of variety.

For early lunch -  I would pack an insulated multi-container lunch box (called tiffin box or dabba) with a nice veggi pilaf, daal, chicken curry, and paranthas. This would be eaten warm.

For a less fussy meal - rava-veggi idlies with chutney podi and coconut chutney.

For tea break  - cucumber sandwiches and egg sandwiches.  Some slices of homemade banana nut bread. Make tea in an electric kettle for car.

For coffee break - cookies and some via coffee satchets. Warm water and milk in electric kettle.

Pack fruits like bananas and tangerines.  We like to buy fast food also - mainly fries, chicken nuggets and onion rings to go with the tea or coffee break.

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This sounds delicious. [/quote]

But no one travels this way.[/quote]

I try to. Eating junk on the side of the road makes the trip harder.

Grapes are really good for road trips. Wash them before you go obviously and they are easy to eat in the car and don't make you feel like crap. Cheese, crackers, bananas, sandwiches.[/quote]

Grapes bananas and sandwiches are very normal options.  Many people avoid junk food but do not eat warm chutney.[/quote]

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