Trail Mix

Select your favorite nuts, dried fruits, granola, and even candy and place them in a bag. This variety of your favorite foods will make for a unique and satisfying taste adventure.

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Hummus

In addition to being tasty, hummus is a versatile dipping sauce that can go with many types of food. Pack some hummus in a small tub (be wary of airline restrictions) and bring some pita bread or vegetables such as carrots and enjoy.

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Muffins

Not only are muffins tasty, but they’re also filling, making them ideal for a long-haul flight. Consider bringing a few flavors to keep things interesting.

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Sometimes, it can be overwhelming to decide what to take with you in your bag when you’re going on a long plane or train trip. Here are three simple, easy options to take with you for on-the-go snacking while traveling!

Dried Fruit

One great option for travelers that are looking to take a portable energy burst with them is dried fruit. All kinds of dried fruits are available, including pineapple, kiwi, apple, and banana. Pick what suits your tastes best, and have an easy, handy snack option with you while traveling.

Nuts

Nuts are another great snack option for when you’re traveling. In addition to providing nice doses of carbohydrates, proteins, and healthy fats, nuts are easy to store anywhere. Peanuts, pistachios, almonds, and cashews are some of the best options in this category!

Bars

“Bars” include basically any cereal or nut-based bar that can be taken with you. Nowadays, products such as protein and fruit and nut bars are plentiful in supermarkets everywhere. They’re super easy to carry with you, and they provide plenty of nutritional value while helping to keep you full.

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Dry snacks

Dry fruits are the go-to snacks you should pack when on a vacation. It is very important to keep your energy level high. For example, 100 grams of banana chips contain 400 calories and 2,3 grams of protein. Also, buy a bag of almonds, peanuts, pistachios, nuts, walnuts and mix it all together. It is a way better-snacking option than a bag of greasy chips.

Raw fruits and vegetables

Raw fruits and vegetables are full of vitamins that are great for your body. It is an energy bomb which is light on the stomach and is easily digestible. Store grapes, baby carrots, apples, oranges etc. in a vacuumed container and prevent it from getting contaminated by bacteria.

Bake your own healthy snack

It is always better to prepare your own food, or in this case, your own snack. Bake some biscuits, cookies or muffins. They are extremely travel-friendly and healthy if you use the right ingredients.

Granola bars

If you aren’t keen on baking, stock on with some granola bars from the Supermarket.

The post What to Snack When Traveling appeared first on Traveler Master.

Trail Mix

Select your favorite nuts, dried fruits, granola, and even candy and place them in a bag. This variety of your favorite foods will make for a unique and satisfying taste adventure.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Rebecca Grandy (@organic.vegan.living)

Hummus

In addition to being tasty, hummus is a versatile dipping sauce that can go with many types of food. Pack some hummus in a small tub (be wary of airline restrictions) and bring some pita bread or vegetables such as carrots and enjoy.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Ilaria Busato | Cucina Vegetale bambini e adulti (@ladispensavegana)

Muffins

Not only are muffins tasty, but they’re also filling, making them ideal for a long-haul flight. Consider bringing a few flavors to keep things interesting.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by ｋａｗｏｒｉᕱ⑅ᕱ︎ (@rjy_kawokawo)

The post Easy Yet Tasty Snacks To Bring On Your Next Flight appeared first on Traveler Master.

Sometimes, it can be overwhelming to decide what to take with you in your bag when you’re going on a long plane or train trip. Here are three simple, easy options to take with you for on-the-go snacking while traveling!

Dried Fruit

One great option for travelers that are looking to take a portable energy burst with them is dried fruit. All kinds of dried fruits are available, including pineapple, kiwi, apple, and banana. Pick what suits your tastes best, and have an easy, handy snack option with you while traveling.

Nuts

Nuts are another great snack option for when you’re traveling. In addition to providing nice doses of carbohydrates, proteins, and healthy fats, nuts are easy to store anywhere. Peanuts, pistachios, almonds, and cashews are some of the best options in this category!

Bars

“Bars” include basically any cereal or nut-based bar that can be taken with you. Nowadays, products such as protein and fruit and nut bars are plentiful in supermarkets everywhere. They’re super easy to carry with you, and they provide plenty of nutritional value while helping to keep you full.

The post These are Three Great Travel Snack Options appeared first on Traveler Master.

Dry snacks

Dry fruits are the go-to snacks you should pack when on a vacation. It is very important to keep your energy level high. For example, 100 grams of banana chips contain 400 calories and 2,3 grams of protein. Also, buy a bag of almonds, peanuts, pistachios, nuts, walnuts and mix it all together. It is a way better-snacking option than a bag of greasy chips.

Raw fruits and vegetables

Raw fruits and vegetables are full of vitamins that are great for your body. It is an energy bomb which is light on the stomach and is easily digestible. Store grapes, baby carrots, apples, oranges etc. in a vacuumed container and prevent it from getting contaminated by bacteria.

Bake your own healthy snack

It is always better to prepare your own food, or in this case, your own snack. Bake some biscuits, cookies or muffins. They are extremely travel-friendly and healthy if you use the right ingredients.

Granola bars

If you aren’t keen on baking, stock on with some granola bars from the Supermarket.

The post What to Snack When Traveling appeared first on Traveler Master.