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]]>While the legalities of traveling with fruit do vary by destination (most countries don’t allow the importation of produce), it’s usually okay to bring fruit on the plane. Beyond being tasty and convenient, the high water content of fruit can help you stay hydrated throughout your flight, as the air in most cabins tends to be quite dry. Options like apples and bananas are easiest to pack, while grapes and cubed melon contain the most water for hydration.
Nuts are a great source of protein and healthy fats and are pretty much guaranteed to make it through security without a hitch. Even a handful of mixed nuts is enough to keep your tummy full and your blood sugar stable for hours, making them one of the best choices if you’ve got limited space in your carry-on bag. Just be sure to choose an unsalted variety, as salt can make dehydration worse.
If you prefer to bring something that feels more like a meal, a sandwich may be the best way to go. Not only can you customize it according to your preferences, you won’t need any special dishes or cutlery to enjoy your sandwich come mealtime.
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]]>To keep you full and satisfied no matter how long your trip is, nuts are a great option. Nuts are packed with protein and fiber, which means they keep you full and energized. This makes them the perfect snack for long car rides!
You may know about beef jerky, but have you tried mushroom jerky? It’s so delicious and doesn’t need to be refrigerated, making this a great snack for meat-eaters or vegetarians.
Salty and sweet, these treats will satisfy that sweet tooth we all have. There’s something about road trips that just leave you needing a chocolatey snack, and chocolate-covered pretzels are the perfect fix.
Sometimes all you want is a refreshing fruit snack, but some fruits are difficult to eat on the go. We recommend picking fruit that won’t leave a mess or cutting them beforehand. Some great options are pre-cutpineapple, orange slices, and berries. You can also choose to bring dried fruit if you can’t be bothered to prep beforehand.
Just in case you stop for a quick hike along the way, or want something easy to pack, granola bars are a great option. You can select whatever sounds good, but we recommend picking one with added protein to keep you satisfied longer! You could even make some yourself if you’re feeling creative.
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]]>Koeksisters, pronounced like ”cook sister”, is a traditional treat from South Africa that’s very similar to donuts. They’re made from delicious, crunchy pastry that’s fried and dipped in syrup.
This traditional Greek sweet is a must-try when visiting Athens or some of the beautiful Greek islands. Crispy loukoumades sprinkled with some honey, cinnamon, or chopped nuts are the perfect treat to enjoy with a cup of coffee.
Coxinhas are crispy croquettes filled with meat that you’ll find literally everywhere in Brazil, because it’s the most popular finger food in this country and the perfect snack for tourists to try.
There are so many interesting street foods to try in Japan, but this fish-shaped snack stuffed with sweetened red bean paste, or chocolate and matcha filling is one of the most delicious.
Ghoraibi, or ghraybeh, are soft and buttery cookies that are popular in Lebanon, and Middle East in general.
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]]>The post TSA-Friendly Snacks to Bring On Your Next Flight appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>While the legalities of traveling with fruit do vary by destination (most countries don’t allow the importation of produce), it’s usually okay to bring fruit on the plane. Beyond being tasty and convenient, the high water content of fruit can help you stay hydrated throughout your flight, as the air in most cabins tends to be quite dry. Options like apples and bananas are easiest to pack, while grapes and cubed melon contain the most water for hydration.
Nuts are a great source of protein and healthy fats and are pretty much guaranteed to make it through security without a hitch. Even a handful of mixed nuts is enough to keep your tummy full and your blood sugar stable for hours, making them one of the best choices if you’ve got limited space in your carry-on bag. Just be sure to choose an unsalted variety, as salt can make dehydration worse.
If you prefer to bring something that feels more like a meal, a sandwich may be the best way to go. Not only can you customize it according to your preferences, you won’t need any special dishes or cutlery to enjoy your sandwich come mealtime.
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]]>The post Top 5 Road Trip Snacks appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>To keep you full and satisfied no matter how long your trip is, nuts are a great option. Nuts are packed with protein and fiber, which means they keep you full and energized. This makes them the perfect snack for long car rides!
You may know about beef jerky, but have you tried mushroom jerky? It’s so delicious and doesn’t need to be refrigerated, making this a great snack for meat-eaters or vegetarians.
Salty and sweet, these treats will satisfy that sweet tooth we all have. There’s something about road trips that just leave you needing a chocolatey snack, and chocolate-covered pretzels are the perfect fix.
Sometimes all you want is a refreshing fruit snack, but some fruits are difficult to eat on the go. We recommend picking fruit that won’t leave a mess or cutting them beforehand. Some great options are pre-cutpineapple, orange slices, and berries. You can also choose to bring dried fruit if you can’t be bothered to prep beforehand.
Just in case you stop for a quick hike along the way, or want something easy to pack, granola bars are a great option. You can select whatever sounds good, but we recommend picking one with added protein to keep you satisfied longer! You could even make some yourself if you’re feeling creative.
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]]>The post Tasty Snacks From Around The World You Need To Try appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Koeksisters, pronounced like ”cook sister”, is a traditional treat from South Africa that’s very similar to donuts. They’re made from delicious, crunchy pastry that’s fried and dipped in syrup.
This traditional Greek sweet is a must-try when visiting Athens or some of the beautiful Greek islands. Crispy loukoumades sprinkled with some honey, cinnamon, or chopped nuts are the perfect treat to enjoy with a cup of coffee.
Coxinhas are crispy croquettes filled with meat that you’ll find literally everywhere in Brazil, because it’s the most popular finger food in this country and the perfect snack for tourists to try.
There are so many interesting street foods to try in Japan, but this fish-shaped snack stuffed with sweetened red bean paste, or chocolate and matcha filling is one of the most delicious.
Ghoraibi, or ghraybeh, are soft and buttery cookies that are popular in Lebanon, and Middle East in general.
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