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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again. One of my kids and I have IBS, is that enough info for you to understand why I don’t want to stop at Chick Fil A or KFC. It’s a vacation, there will be lots of junk food eaten, don’t worry, since many of you seem consumed with that concern. Which is why when it is easy, I’d like to plan ahead for healthier options. In this case it is easy to do so, and I simply asked for ideas for what to pack, not for fast food options nor edicts to eat earlier. Thank you to those who provided suggestions, I’ll be using one of them. [/quote] Maybe if you had mentioned the IBS in the OP people would have different responses. But you acted like a weirdo who wants to cook dinner at 10 PM because they don’t want to get to their destination 30 minutes later and used lasagna as an example of bad for you food. Most families even with teens do not eat at 9 PM/10 PM. And by the way, IBF is not triggered by “bad food, it’s different for each person. [/quote] Agree. And she also said there were no good options during the last hour of the drive-as if it would be impossible to stop somewhere before the last hour. I’m calling BS on the IBS. Also, you keep mentioning that it will be vacation food the rest of the time-why does the first night make a difference?[/quote]
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