Traveling with Food Allergies Food, Part Two

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Last week I received an e-mail from a Real Food, Allergy Free reader asking for traveling help.  She is planning to take a road trip at the end of the month.  Her son has severe food allergies, so stopping at restaurants is not an option.  You can read her e-mail and part one of the series here.

Here are some of my ideas to take with you or pick up on the way.  If you don’t want to make all of your snacks, you can find some great deals on allergy-friendly snack food here.  Please share your favorite allergy-friendly travel foods in the comment section.

Snacks

Plain or to dip:

  • Fruit: grapes, apples, bananas, pears, oranges, applesauce, etc.
  • Veggies: carrots, celery, peppers, etc.
  • Rice cakes
  • Tortilla or Potato Chips

Dips:

  • Hummus
  • Sunbutter
  • Guacamole
  • Salsa
  • Coconut Milk Yogurt

Other Snacks:

Meals

Breakfast:

Cold Meals:

Hot Meals (use microwave, crockpot, electric skillet):

Other things you’ll need:

  • Antihistimine, epi-pen and any other medications you may need!
  • Menu Plan, Recipes, Grocery List
  • Paper plates/bowls
  • Plastic utensils
  • Napkins/Paper Towels
  • Can opener
  • Bowls to mix and heat in the microwave
  • Crock Pot, Electric Skillet or George Forman Grill
  • The Liberated Kitchen has more ideas here

Now it’s your turn, what do you pack/plan for road trips?

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One Response to “Traveling with Food Allergies Food, Part Two”

  1. This is a fabulous list; I’m going to remember it when we go on our next trip. I second the oatmeal recommendation – mix it with a little packet of jam at any restaurant, and it’s yummy and so easy! Walmart also has individual serving sizes of all kinds of different vegetables (just like the fruit cups, but with vegetables), so I always bring those with us. They can be eaten cold or warmed up in a microwave. Pouches of tuna and chicken also come in handy.

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