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Road trips are a blast — until you’re stuck in traffic with an empty snack bag. Nothing derails a good time faster than hangry passengers. So why not lighten things up with road trip snack ideas that keep things fun? Whether you’re riding solo or traveling with the whole family, these tasty tips will keep everyone fueled, happy and ready for the next mile.
Buckle up for your most exciting road trip to date! But before you step on the gas, make sure you’ve got all the essentials. You’ll need:
When it comes to solo road trips or those commutes where it feels like the road goes on forever, it's all about finding comfort in the little things.
First, let's talk about those easy grabs We’ve all been there. You’re cruising down the highway, and suddenly hunger strikes. Stop at a convenience store, gas station or rest stop to grab the perfect pick-me-ups for those moments when you need a quick single-serve snack like:
No co-pilot? No problem. Check off these items to have a smooth ride!
So, armed with snacks, a well-planned route and some awesome entertainment, you're all set to conquer the road solo style.
Traveling with another person, whether it's your significant other, best friend or sibling, can turn any road trip into an unforgettable adventure!
The one golden rule for a road trip? BYOS – Bring Your Own Snacks! And for those moments when you want to treat yourselves on the road, snack on:
Keep the good vibes rolling with these tips:
Once you’ve got some snacks to share, a fun playlist and trip responsibilities locked down, you and your driving partner are ready to hit the road!
Traveling with a group or the family can transform a road trip into a lively (and a little bit stressful) experience! Don’t worry, we’ve got everything you need to keep all of your passengers satisfied and entertained.
There’s no better way to keep everyone happy than with sharable snacks! Pass around:
For families with kids, consider dividing up larger bags into smaller containers or plastic bags. That way, each little traveler can have their own personalized stash. Or create cute little snack trays for each passenger. Less mess, more munching, way more fun.
Better yet, create a tasty Hershey Snackle Box using a simple tackle box. With so many Hershey candies and snacks to choose from, the road trip snack box ideas are practically endless. Convenient compartments make for easy sorting, so their favorite treats will be ready for snacking at a moment’s notice.
To keep everyone entertained, playing games is a fantastic way to pass the time and keep spirits high. “I Spy” and “The Alphabet Game” are always winners. Need a break from backseat bickering? Try the Clothespin Behavior Game. Just clip a clothespin to each kid’s shirt — if they keep it through good behavior, they get a treat at the next stop. Sweet rewards for sweet behavior!
As the journey comes to an end, it’s clear that a road trip isn’t just about the destination! It’s in the shared snacks, the inside jokes and the little memories you didn’t plan for. Wherever you’re headed, let the memories made en route be the sweetest part of the journey.
When you’re on the road, it’s nice to bring along a little taste of home. It’s easy to do that with these irresistible — and portable — snack recipes.
Take your favorite campfire treat on the road with this combination of milk chocolate, marshmallows, peanuts and cinnamon graham cereal.
Level up your car snacking game with bite-size treats packed with rich chocolate, smooth caramel and salty pretzels.
If you’re a chocolate lover, this HERSHEY’S Cocoa-infused snack mix is an extra-flavorful way to keep you cruising for miles.
This take on a classic peanut butter cookie is packed with REESE’S PIECES Minis and delightfully gluten free.
Stuffed with toffee bits, graham cracker and fudgy chocolate filling, these buttery chocolate chip cookie bars are perfect to grab on the go.