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Snacks for camping

I haven't told my family about the pregnancy since my husband and I just found out. Our kids and I are going camping this weekend with some family and I am trying to come up with some easy snacks that I can eat discretely that will hold me over for awhile. Our meals are so thrown off when we are up there. Might not have lunch and dinner until like 2-3 and 7-8 when we are there. I don't want them to question it. But I also don't want them to say well you can wait just like everyone else. Any ideas what I could take with me?
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1756475 tn?1330538713
I hide it with fruit... I told people it was just me making sure I got more fruits in for the day.  Apples were easiest when travelling. so i completely understand
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String cheese, an apple or banana, granola, shelled sunflower seeds, and protein drinks :)
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Fiber and protein snacks will be best make you fuller and hold you over longer :-) fiber one bars are great like the oher girl mentioned. Get some jack links beef jerky too! Low fat good protein.
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7988724 tn?1400967191
During long periods of time that I didn't eat. I had granola bars, fiber one bars, cereal bars, etc. Those are great camping snacks. Trail mix, nothing super salty cause you'll drink more water which could mean more potty breaks. Haha
Just stay hydrated.  And have fun.
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Take some crackers, chips, Cheez Its, cookies. Just to name a few but get whatever u want. I hope this helps. Good luck hun.
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