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Roadtrips and Gas Stations


Ennis-TX

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Figured I would start this thread, if you stop at a gas station give the name, road, town, and state. List foods you found safe.
Chains tend to stock the same things regionally in each store so it can give some ideas to travelers.

RaceTrack, 287 Waxahachie Texas.- This was interesting I found Epic Jerky, Rythem Foods Kale Chips, Wonderful Pistachios, David's Sunflower Seeds, David's Pumpkin Seeds, Lays Chips, Quest Bars, Krave Jerky, Late July Corn Chips, RX Bars, Emmy's Organic Cookies, Bare banana and coconut chips, Epic Brand Pork Rinds, Blue Diamond Nut Thin crackers, canned chicken, canned tuna, peanut butter.
They also had Plain Fruit Cups, Fruit, and prepackaged hard boiled eggs.

Quick Trip  I-45 Hutchins, Texas
Only had Fresh Fruit,  Lays, RX Bars, Quest Bars, off brand jerky labeled gluten free, canned chicken breast, Jiff Peanut Butter, David's Sunflower Seeds, and Wonderful Pistachios

Valero, Ennis Ave, Ennis Texas
Hard boiled eggs, eggs, Fresh whole Fruit, David's Sunflower Seeds, David's Pumpkin Seeds, Wonderful Pistachios, Lays, Jiff peanut butter, tuna pouches.

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There are probably too many GF snacks now to keep track of, which is good news for us!

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