Just got back from a Missouri to Florida run.

Ate quite of those packaged hot fries you see in fuel stops.

Just now back home, polished off some of those HOT bar b que pork rinds.

That’ll wake you up!

Zingers are great for a sweet hit.

Maybe one of those packaged honey buns???

What’s your pleasure?

Up next:Missouri to Yellowstone in August.

Challenger Scat Pack wide body, of course!

Tube of Pringles - flavor to choice.

Reeses mini peanut butter cups if its not hot out

Cheddar cheese Combs - other substitute flavors acceptable

Beef jerky and pringles.

Easy low mess snacks.

Peanut M&M's. Nice and neat.

X2 on Peanut M&Ms or the rarer Almond M&Ms.

Nutrigrain bars or the better tasting Aldi version.

Ritz brand Peanut Butter round crackers (Ritz makes the discontinued Kroger brand)

Make yourself 4X strong coffee by putting in twice the coffee and half the hot water in a “pour over” filter then refill those small glass pancake syrup bottles from Cracker Barrel to make “shots” of smooth coffee concentrate that keep you alert but with less water that would increase the urge to pee.

Keep one of those smooth edge rim can openers in the truck along with a “Spork” to eat from cheap open cans of fruit cocktail or corn beef hash, doubling as food for winter emergencies.

The best value sit down road meal is McDonalds “Big Breakfast” any time of day.

Lance 6-packs are a fine choice to grab at a stop too

Water (or juice) and fruit...sometimes deer jerky, if I happen to have some made. I'm not a big snacker in the first place, but I don't like anything bready or heavy laying in my stomach when I'm sitting for hours on end. Same goes for flying. Having said that, I DO like Louisiana hot pork rinds on occasion.

For in car/truck snacks, we usually pack a small cooler and will throw fruit or celery sticks. Rest stop purchases usually result in beef jerky or chicharrones (pork rinds). On occasion, M&Ms plain or peanut for the sweet desire. Oh and a couple bottles of water too. I am down to drinking just one 7 oz Pepsi a day, so I save that for the meal (usually pack that in cooler too).

Beef jerky, dried fruit. pistachios.

Top bad they dont seem to make the “ nip cheeze” ones any more. Kinda mustard colored crackers. Mighty tasty

Usually pretzels, beef jerky, fruit in the car/truck.
Lots of water & coffee.
I try for a decent meal - protein & veggies - at least once per day.

I treat myself better now than I did when road trips were like long-distance qualifying runs.

somehow most of my road trips start by stopping at Wawa to get :
at least 2 big coffees
Sizzli of some type
honey roasted peanuts or cashews
purple Doritos (forget what the actual name is)
Jack Links hickory smoked jerky if they have it
Ginger Ale
Then I arrive wherever and wonder if I actually got any of the food in my mouth given the amount of crumbs on the seat lol

I do love a Sizzli

Deer jerky, pretzels and water

Pork rinds/Cracklins

Swedish Fish or beef jerky.

Coffee, Hostess cupcakes or doughnuts or some kind of homemade cookies. Also, when stopping for a bathroom break, hitting a McDonalds for a burger, fries and a Coke.

Beef Stew

Corn Nuts.

I am on a constant road trip and buy cheap protein bars at Aldi, 6 of them for $1.69 and breakfast bars too, a bit more expensive but good. I also take the peanut butter/chocolate crispy things, never remember what they are called. Aldi has lots of good road trip snacks cheap!