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Protein on the go

I wondered if anyone carries Protein with them in the car or their purse just to ensure you don't get stuck out somewhere between meals. I started carrying these little packets of almond butter from Whole Foods with about 2 Tbsp and $1 each.

Yesterday, I was in the phone store and it took forever. I waited 30 mins after last Water and opened a packet and slowly squeezed out the almond butter. It just hit the spot and kept me functional until I got home.

What else is a good portable protein snack?

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    Skim mozzarella string cheese. I usually have a bottle of frozen Water in a baggie so throw my string cheese in there to keep it cool.

  • I'm on the road all day and don't get a lunch break so I have to eat "on the go" everyday. I keep mixed nuts, protein bars, seasoned pumpkin seeds, whole wheat sesame sticks and beef jerky in the veh

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I use a half a quest bar - just right! Also no chocolate coating to melt in the car.

Dried edamame

Nut packs

Roasted soy nuts

Protein chips

Low sugar turkey jerky and nuts always live in my car!

I'm on the road all day and don't get a lunch break so I have to eat "on the go" everyday. I keep mixed nuts, protein bars, seasoned pumpkin seeds, whole wheat sesame sticks and beef jerky in the vehicle at all times. I used to bring the tuna salad packets that don't require refrigeration, but they were too awkward to eat while driving.

Yes i have rtd protein shakes...i just ask for a cup of ice anywhere and drink it...i also have small ziploc snack bags with healthy snacks and yes the beef jerky is a hit. Im never hungry and sometime im busy or hott and notice I feel funny and realize I have not ate and those snacks help until i can eat a real protein/veggie meal

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Good point, my Atkins shakes don't need to be refrigerated so I can carry some with me. I also have some pork jerky but I'm still on soft foods and moist meats so may need to wait on nuts and jerky. My little packets of peanut butter and shakes are just about right for me right now.

You can bring a shaker bottle with a scoop of Protein powder in a little bag. Keep the powder in the shaker. And break in case of emergency.

You can always find Water to mix the shake.

I carry an insulated lunch bag with one of those cold packs. I keep string cheese, baby bell light cheese rounds, a Protein Bar, forks, spoons, yogurt and a premixed shake. It's great for storing your lunch if you have meats or something you want to heat up.

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