Snacks for a road trip?

Actually, you can survive with what you've planned!

I'd take grapes or Craisins (dried cranberries) since neither are messy if they're spilled. Think about packing a picnic lunch and letting the kid out to run around a little. That's a long drive for a 3-year-old to sit out without moving around.

My family travels often, and there are certain 'Griffin family road trip snack classics'. Such as:

Chex Mix

Egg salad sandwiches

Cheeze-Its

Chips Ahoy!

Dole juices

individually bottled apple juice,

and we always take plenty of bottled water. Hope I've helped. Happy driving!

I dont know why, but if I know I'll be driving for over two hours, I just gotta have a big bag of pork rinds. Gross, but the BBQ flavored ones are REQUIRED for long trips, along with some Sierra Mist.

Trail mix, chex mix, apples, bananas, pretzels, Doritos, dried fruit, almonds or put a handful of Cereal in a bag.

All that you listed are great, also try (pre-cut) apples, baby carrots, lunchables or just lunch meat and crackers. For beverages, juice boxes (capri sun are the easiest for this age) are great to have too. Have a good trip!

What you mentioned are great items! Also try nuts, cheese, whole grain crackers. There are mixtures of trail mix that have dried fruits, nuts and seeds. These items can keep you full longer. Lots of water!!

Water, chips nuts, candy (your favorite), fruit. Make sandwiches with small rolls, fruit snacks, cookies, juices for the kids.

Pringles - Sour Cream and Onion or Ranch

Coke Zero - Tastes better than Diet Coke and has no sugar...it wont be sticky if it gets spilled

Add in to your list some dried fruits and nut mixes which are not only delicious to most kids but are nutritious too and they don't make much mess.

lol...how r u goin avoid messiness especially w/ a3 yr. i would stick w/ Lance crackers maybe the chives or grilled cheese flavor. little bottles of water or capri suns or juicy juice boxes: apple juice