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Long trip snacks

We are moving in Oct but my kids are going to stay with my parents next weekend to start school there instead of switching in 2 months. I have to meet my mom half way instead of either of us driving the whole distance, but once I drop them off I will be by myself (other than my 3 year old). Round trip it will be about 13 hours... so my question what type of things can I take to snack on once I get tired and have to stay awake til I get home? The only non-messy thing I can think of is grapes. Please help!

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I don't know how draw our you are but nuts, jerky, protein bars are good. You could always do a cooler with hard boiled eggs and yogurt.

Turkey Jerkey is my favorite to snack on

I went on a road trip recently and took a little cooler with yogurt, cottage cheese singles, mini baby bell cheese, some lunch meat, and a pack of pre-made tuna salad.

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I don't know how draw our you are but nuts, jerky, Protein bars are good. You could always do a cooler with hard boiled eggs and yogurt.

I will be 6 weeks on Tuesday.

Grapes are high in sugar so don't know if they are a great option. There's a low carb pita with only 50 calories if you are allowed to have that, make a turkey and cheese pita with mustard and light mayo. If you can't, just make deli eat and cheese Roll ups and pack in a small cooler, along with a RTD protein drink, bottled water and some almonds. All easy to eat and drive.

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