For those flying in, what snacks are you bringing?

[reveurconstant]

I'm trying to cut back on how much I spend on food in Centeroo this year, so I wanted to try and bring some non-perishable snacks in my carry on luggage if I can. Do airlines even allow that? For those of you flying in, are you bringing any snacks, and what are they? Thanks for the advice.

[FuzzyWarbles]

I once carried a sack full of cookies and snacks from Trader Joe's on a flight with Delta and chomped on them for most of the time in the air. I think most if not all will allow them. Just not any liquids over 3.4 oz for carry on.

[crazykittensmile]

I bring compact and light snacks: dried fruit, jerky, clif/odwalla bars, & nuts

[syrinx32123]

trail mix, beef jerky, kind bars

[Yellow Boots]

I plan on making granola and raw vegan energy bars before I fly out. It's a LOT cheaper to make them than buy them and they're pretty easy to make!

Basic Granola (add whatever else you want to it, this is a base) - www.chow.com/recipes/30062-basic-granola
3 Ingredient Energy Bars - www.thekitchn.com/how-to-make-easy-3-ingredient-energy-bars-at-home-cooking-lessons-from-the-kitchn-184306
(or if you're a more visual person, www.buzzfeed.com/emofly/how-to-make-energy-bars-with-3-healthy-ingredients)
Chocolate Cherry Bites - ohsheglows.com/2012/03/28/dark-chocolate-cherry-energy-bites-a-book-review/
Apricot Oat Bars - www.shape.com/healthy-eating/meal-ideas/6-homemade-vegan-energy-bars?page=3
Chocolate Cranberry Bars - fooddoodles.com/2012/06/08/raw-vegan-chocolate-cranberry-energy-bars/