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More Travel Snacks

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Whether you’re traveling by plane, car, or bicycle, we’ve got some tasty make-and-take travel snacks in our recipe file.

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• Mm-mm Muffins
• Easy Pesto Chicken Sandwiches
• 100-Calorie Snacks

To see last month’s selection of travel snacks, click here.

Happy trails…

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