Lots of choices on Nashua Nutrition, but you have to order them.

Chick peas aren’t low carb and high protein.

I've frozen edamame to take on long hikes. Takes awhile to defrost.

Crunchy roasted chickpeas

Dried tofu (like a jerky)

Homemade bars/cookies. I know this sounds weird, but it's an anonymous board -- I used to make dog snacks as a sort of unsweetened peanut butter cookie? They became my base for making my own bars.

Coffee or decaf coffee with heavy cream always works too as an appetite suppressant.

How about just not snacking.

canned chick peas in zip lock baggies

Peanut butter

Laughing Cow types of cheese wedges, usually come in a round cardboard container. They don't need to be refrigerated. Single serve protein powder packs you can mix with water. Squeezable packs of apple sauce.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Quest bars are not very tasty, but they do the trick! Just drink plenty of water after.

Just thinking about Quest bars gives me gas.

Quest bars are not very tasty, but they do the trick! Just drink plenty of water after.

To be honest, I still like the good old Atkins shakes. They now come in different coffee flavors which are pretty good.

Do you just need something to snack on or are worried that you will miss meals and need food for that (like the hotel does not serve breakfast). If you are trying to lose weight, if you take nuts, I suggest individual portions. Maybe taste test a few protein bars before you go. Or some high protein cereal.

Individual portions of peanut butter (take a spoon).

Quest bars
Nuts
Single serve packets nut butter
Pork rinds
Dark chocolate
Whisps/cheese crisps
Pepperoni/summer sausage
Single serve packets of olives
Smart sweets candy

Other than jerky (blech), anyone have any suggestions? It's for a week of travel where I will not have acess to a refrigerator or even a grocery store. If I weren't trying to lose a few pounds I'd be packing granola bars and other kid lunch pouches of food.