Foods Recommended for Travel

The following are suggestions of food to take with you while traveling. Some need to be kept in a cooler, many don't. The individual packets will be acceptable in carry-ons for air travel when they are less than 3 oz. Make sure the brands you buy are gluten-free.

  • applesauce - comes in individual tub or squeeze-tube servings.
  • nuts - Trader Joe's sells bags of individual snack-sized bags of almonds.
  • dry GF cereal
  • granola - make sure it's gluten free. These come in resealable bags as well as individual packets .
  • oatmeal - individual-serving packets of GF oats (GlutenFreeda). Add hot water in a cup designed for hot beverages and let stand covered for a few minutes.
  • condiments - www.Minimus.biz sells individual packets of condiments, including soy sauce and other items for travel. Be sure they are gluten-free before purchasing.
  • GF health/snack bars - Trio Bars, Larabars, and many more
  • dried fruit - raisins, Craisins, banana chips, dried apricots, etc.
  • trail mix - Easy to mix up a trail mix at home of your favorite items (different kinds of plain nuts, shredded coconut, M & M's, chocolate chips, raisins, etc. Trader Joe's also has some marked GF.
  • nut butters (peanut, almond, etc.) - Good to have with crackers, apples, or celery. Can bring a jar, or now there are companies that also make individual packets (Justin Naturals at Whole Foods).
  • rice cakes - The brand Corn Thins crumble less than regular rice cakes.
  • GF crackers
  • chips (corn, potato, etc.)
  • GF pretzels
  • fruit - bananas, apples, grapes
  • baby carrots
  • celery (spread with nut butter or cream cheese)
  • hummus and/or bean dips
  • deli meat
  • tuna in foil pouch or pop-top can.
  • cheese - individually wrapped cheese sticks work well, or cheese cut into cubes
  • Pediasure/adult nutrition drink (Boost, Ensure)
  • popcorn - can be messy.
  • GF cookies - Some come individually wrapped.
  • boiled egg
  • Beef jerkey - make sure it is gluten-free.

Some people also like to bring:

  • an immersion heater. This is a small set of coils attached to electrical cords that you can radly heat water with.
  • toaster bags. These reusable, washable, plastic bags allow toasting a slice of bread in a toaster without risk of contamination.

 

Last checked 5/13

 


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