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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Uncrustables
Trail mix
Granola bars
Fruit[/quote]

This. Uncrustables are great pool food. Pack of salami/pepperoni and a box of crackers and some yogurt pouches. bag of carrots, grapes, blueberries. Chips and salsa. Chips and guac. PB+J spoons or better yet the mixed pbj jars on some crackers. Cheese sticks. Popcorn. Pretzels. Hummus and pita/pita chips. Hummus and pretzels. If your pool has a microwave just buy packaged burritos and stuff they can heat up.

Honestly you need to do some type of prep whether its washing or cutting. I do all of that after we shop so it isnt something we do daily and thats what I would start doing. Just get one of those snack trays on IG and fill it with the prepped food you already have. And if you are prepping food before every meal and snack theres the problem. When washed, dried, and stored properly fruit and veggies last 3-5 days and my family gets through it all within that time frame.

Add fruit snacks, granola bars, etc. but those types of foods are expensive and packaged. There really isnt food that can be not prepped that isnt pre-prepared and therefore, tends to be sugary or filled with crap. Real food needs some type of prep. It doesnt need to be a 3-course dinner but pasta salad or making muffins on Sunday night isnt a stretch. But there is very little easy food that is also whole foods. And having pool food be the snack food is legit but you cant ask for real food that doesnt require prep, its very limited. [/quote]

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