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Vegan Travel Snacks Please?


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I'll be making more of the chickpea banana loaf, they were yummy.  What do you take when travelling? We'll be in the car for roughly 7 hours all up, just me and my 10 year old, leaving home just after breakfast so she'll have a good breakfast of toast and cereal and take some hash browns to eat in the car.  Just after a couple of snack ideas, we'll make sandwiches for lunch.


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bartfull Rising Star

Lara bars are my go to snack. I get the "cashew cookie" flavor. The ingredients are dates and cashews - that's it. And they are suprisingly filling. They actually have them in the grocery store here now, and last week they were on sale for $1 a piece. I bought the whole box of 16, but that's breakfast for two weeks plus a couple to keep in my purse.

w8in4dave Community Regular

My adult Daughter is a vegetarian, she comes down to see me, we live about 4 hrs apart. She usually has some nuts, some fruit, dried cherries and raisin thing she mixes up. with the nuts ... She breast feeds her 6mo, so she needs to snack often. Her husband was born and raised vegetarian, They are very good at making snacks and stuff to eat thru out the day..

GF Lover Rising Star

I usually take nuts, raisins, fruit and hard boiled eggs.  

 

Have a safe trip.

 

Colleen 

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Thanks, we take a fruit and nut mix with us and I'll be making some biscuits as well, that's an easy recipe it's just flour (I use Orgran), butter (I use Nutellex), vanilla essence and sugar.

Ms.Lisa Newbie

I'm a vegitarian but I do not eat any meat or fish.

I only eat cheese so I'm practically vegan.

I keep these on hand at all times for a quick grab.

Ginnybakes & crunchiesfood are a great gluten-free vegan sweet snack.

Pop chips are a great salty vegan snack too!

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