My husband and I went up to Oregon for the weekend to visit his family. His Dad was having an important number birthday so we made the drive up for his shindig. It’s mandatory that we fill the car console up with tasty junk food to make the drive more palatable. (Especially the boring bit between Sacramento and Redding before it starts getting really pretty! Hello Mount Shasta.)
The road trip and various stops at dirty gas stations got me thinking. What is your favorite road trip food? Do you use road trips as an excuse to eat junk food? It certainly isn’t healthy but boy does it make the time go by a little faster.
If you like this post you might like some other posts I have made about my food adventures…
I often stop off for some KFC!
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Now that you say that Del Taco is probably my fast food guilty pleasure. π
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Smoothie Skittles For Sure π
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Never even heard of it but I am surely intrigued!
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Tato Skins (Potato Skins) are usually the choice when around home. A meat pie or two when roadtripping in New Zealand is a must.
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That sounds intriguing! Thanks for visiting my road food post! Meat pies or so good but we don’t have them around these parts!
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Believe it or not I get a road trip started off with a homemade smoothie. My Ninja blender came with 2 to-go cups!
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Once the trip gets going, I get salt and vinegar kettle cooked potato chips!
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That sounds awesome! Good for you!
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From Aussie so stuff is a little different here, Snakes (candy or lollies), Chips, for a healthier option fresh fruit or muesli bars
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Sounds delightful. I’m ready for a trip now!
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I am always ready for a road trip
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Heck yah!
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Thank for following and thanks for the comment. I hope to see you around again soon!
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No judgement here! I usually want one each of sweet and salty snacks. Tara and I drink a ton on road trips, so we get the Arizona teas in those giant cans. I’m not a fan of DQ, but Tara is crazy for it, so that’s our guilty pleasure stop for a meal, and I will gladly get a HeathBar blizzard. When it’s my turn to choose a place, I love trying to find a totally local, hole-in-the-wall diner that serves mediocre coffee, steak and gravy for breakfast (or fried whitefish for breakfast when I was in Michigan!), and the waitress calls you “honey.” And usually, if it’s a small enough town, they still smoke indoors. Though I can’t stand the smell, it’s too hilarious to see a bunch of old dudes in their hunting caps, smoking, telling outrageous tales, and drinking coffee.
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Boy did you just paint a picture! We are kindred spirits for sure!
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I like to bring dates, pistachios, cashews, and I love plain potato chips. Some of that jerky looked pretty delicious as well!
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Nuts are always good! Better for you than candy for sure. I always have peanuts!
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