When it comes to road trips, the journey can be just as important as the destination itself. Snacking on the road is best when it’s stress-free and simple, so we’ve rounded up some shareable recipes to make every moment spent in the car together feel intentional.
From hearty granola bars to sweet and savory popcorn, these snacks are easy to pack and will be loved by all, no matter who you’re traveling with.
Adventure is out there, but it’s important to fuel up first!
By Joanna Gaines
The classic road-trip snack: the granola bar. Made with oats, nuts, and dried fruit, these granola bars are simple, healthy, and ready to go—wherever the road takes you.
By Joanna Gaines
With two sweet variations and a savory option, this recipe has something for everyone to enjoy, at any time during your travels.
By Joanna Gaines
Made with coconut and chocolate, these cookies are an easy, delicious treat to satisfy any sweet tooth.
By Joanna Gaines
Hearty, but still practically portable, these homemade pretzels are the ideal choice for savory snackers looking for a bit more substance.
By Joanna Gaines
This simple, salty snack puts a homemade twist on a fan-favorite food, and is a convenient and delicious way to satisfy your cravings on the road.
By Joanna Gaines
For a road trip- and kid-friendly breakfast option, bring some of these classic buttermilk biscuits along—loaded with diced bacon, cheeses, and chives. Psst… If you don’t have time to start from scratch, just pick up a ready-to-bake box in the freezer aisle!
By Joanna Gaines
Soft, chewy dough rolled in a cinnamon-sugar coating—just like the classic fried treat, but easier to pack and prepare.
By Eduardo Garcia
Designed as the perfect pairing for a charcuterie board, chile maple pecans are an excellent option for bold flavor palates.
By Eduardo Garcia
Everybody likes bagels. Keep this go-to recipe on hand for an easy meal, any time of day.
By Zoë François
A perfect way to start the day sweet. A timeless recipe, easily packable and loved by all ages.
We hope you enjoy these recipes designed to inspire quality time, on and off the road. Snacks aren’t the only important part of a good road-trip, though. Add a little extra fun to your trip with games and crafts, like playing cards, coloring books, or embroidery kits.
