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I will be headed out of colorado to georgia in about two and a 1/2 weeks. We have always packed some snacks and did the dollar menu for meals. What things are okay at fastfood places? I know salad with no cruton is generally okay,but is there anything else?Are restarants a better choice...if so know of anything at the chain resteraunts along interstates that tastes good and is gluten-free? I am doing this solo(hubie is in Iraq) with my 2 and 3 year olds. So convenience is a big facter.As far as snaks I prefer sweet to salty. I like pamalas gluten-free cookies but as far as snake foods thats all I'he tryed.


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I just got back from a trip and brought lots of snacks. I get the Tempting Trail Mix from Trader Joes. It has almonds, peanuts, dried cherries, peanut butter morsels, and chocolate chips. Yum. also like apples with peanut butter. When I'm really hungry and need to eat something quick and easy, those both work well for me.

:) Jen

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