Ok, the previous item is for cool places to stop and eat on driving/
road trips [heck, I know people that take looong trips JUST for the
dining experiences... but that discussion is for the previous item].

This item is for the discussion of other MUST-HAVE snacks and/or drinks
while on the road--stuff you either make ahead or buy at the grocery/
drugstore/gas station. Do you tend to snack/nibble all day? Or maybe pack a 
picnic lunch and a few snacks, too?

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[This is item 124 in cooking and item 55 in travel.]

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discussions of food, both dine-in and take-out, and
type "join travel" for discussions of where to take
your take-out.

Heh, linked twice without any actual content whatsoever!
Personally, when I'm driving I just chew my fingernails ...

Mountain Dew.  Lots of it.

  If I am driving to a far enough place, I will go to Meijer and buy enough
soda, pretzels, and various other things so I don't have to stop, for there
is nothing more annoying than stopping and losing time on the trip. Like I
have said in previous places, I take driving way to seroiusly to have fun
doing it.

I like to have unsalted peanuts and rasins for a long drive.  Dry breakfast
cerial is good too.  I also like to try to have some water, juice, and/or pop
if I find the cooler and keep them cold.  Drink with a straw so you can see
the road without looking around the cup, can, or bottle.

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Fruit, sandwiches, hard-boiled eggs, juice boxes, pretzels, bagels,
*not* fingernails ...   We tend to a mild degree of carsickness, 
manifested as always feeling a little hungry even after a large meal.

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