10 Healthy Beach Snacks That Travel Well Plus 5 to Avoid at All Costs!
Each bite will be crispy, cheesy, and include all of the toppings. We made a chicken taco with the hack, but the toppings are endless. You can even go sweet like you would in a crepe and fill each quadrant with Nutella, bananas, and other fun toppings.
It’s a 50-quart cooler which leaves plenty of space to hold your favorite beach foods and beverages. The Yeti cooler will keep your ice frozen and your contents cold even on the hottest summer days. This cooler measurements are 25.5 inches long, 16 inches wide, and 15.5 inches high. You’re going to need a cooler for all your beach trips this summer! After all, coolers not only help us transport our food and beverages but also helps to keep them cold and fresh. This easy-to-make pasta salad has a creamy flavor, but ditches the mayo in favor of a rich vinaigrette and soft cheese.
It is one of my daughter's favorite spots and she was happy to have some of her favorite snacks to enjoy between water sessions. I was reading the Savory magazine during one of our swimming breaks. It featured quite a few easy dinner salads and many recipes featuring fresh seasonal fruits.
Mixed with veggies and tossed in a light, lemony dressing, this is a vibrant salad that’s full of flavor. It’s filling, it’s tasty, and it’s very easy to throw together before heading out for the day. Full of healthy fats and protein, this is the fuel you’ll need to make the most of your summer. These fruity snacks aren’t just healthy, they’re also downright adorable. These tiny wraps are the perfect beach finger food. No matter what you’re craving, you’re bound to have fun in the sun with these mouthwatering beach bites.
If you don’t eat eggs, swap in crumbled tofu to make it vegan. Serve with crackers, chips, or eat straight from the bowl at the beach. There’s no wrong way to enjoy this amazing salsa. Juicy berries and sweet watermelon make a light and refreshing salsa. Everyone loves salads in the summer, but they can be a pain at picnics thanks to all the various parts. And it’s not just for movie nights and game day.
If your kids demand slices, slice them ahead of time and then use a rubber band to hold the slices on the core. It makes it easier to travel with and keeps the slices from browning. My son is a fan of pretzels so these are another snack I love to take with us places. However, they work especially well meandmyfam at the beach since they aren’t oily and won’t stick to anything. And, since these are self-contained and don’t require a spoon that will undoubtablely be put down in the sand, I get a mess-free way to feed them at the beach. With Lake Michigan so close to us now, my summer goal has been to spend as much time at the beach as possible.
These cute little skewers transform Caprese salad into a fun, bite-sized picnic food! Keep them traditional with cherry tomatoes, basil, and mozzarella, or add diced peaches for a sweet twist. Good picnic food doesn’t have to be complicated, and this Caprese sandwich is here to prove it. Juicy tomatoes, creamy mozzarella, and fresh basil fill it with delicious flavor and texture. Kendra Valkema Hummus is packed with protein and is a great dipping sauce with a variety of vegetables.
We couldn't forget this classic sandwich spread you can make ahead and snack on all week. This classic Louisiana dish makes the most of all of the summer veggies like corn, okra, and tomatoes. Get creative and healthy ways to dress up your hot dog. Packing a meal for the beach or a picnic doesn't have to be stressful. Water bottles and electrolyte drinks like Gatorade are of course a must for time spent at the beach. I grew up going to the beach on Saturdays and Sundays for nearly 6 months out of the year.
We love to eat, travel, cook, and eat some more! We create & photograph vegetarian recipes from our home in Chicago, while our shiba pups eat the kale stems that fall on the kitchen floor. Such a delicious and quick recipe list for picnic. I would love to make few recipes if I out for a picnic.