Packable Breakfast Snacks for Plane?

Oh I see! In that case we have Garden Grocer deliver. We get milk and cream cheese and bagels and granola bars (they are portable to the park too LOL) pop tarts and cereal (may take those in luggage since they are not really crushable). Happy Trip!

Check the TSA website for food info as there was some foods that should only be in checked luggage (jelly and peanut butter mentioned) but I know from experience (and watching the baggage handlers) they like to throw luggage so make sure whatever is not crushable or breakable if it is in checked luggage.
 
I think you may end up with more food than you think you will. I have one of those teen boys that can eat two meals, but DH and I can often share, even share with DS5. A couple times of sharing gets him a few CS breakfast or use the CS for three snack credits and that can be a muffin, fruit and juice.
We used our mugs for soda for breakfast and coffee a few times. Hot Chocolate is not an approved drink at most resorts so that choice is up to you.

We did pack a few things. Small boxes of cereal( grab a bottle of milk in the food court with a snack credit or OOP), pop tarts, ceral/oatmeal bars. muffins (repacked in a plastic container to avoid mushing them), was the biggest hit.
 
Checked with JetBlue website. Seams like you can carry on pretty much all foods (no cut fruit, drinks etc.). We will have one carry on for just food ;).

So far I have bought Pop-Tarts and Milk n' Cereal Bars. I think I also will get some of those snack packs of cheese and crackers... Maybe some packs of oatmeal? Can you get milk in the refillable mugs?
 

Tell me about it. I have 3 teenage boys. With how careful you have to be with the weight of bags I think it will be much less stressful to stop at a grocery store on the way from the airport to the hotel or get a grocery delivery. Foods we had in the room at all times were cereal, pop tarts, chips, crackers and cheese, bread, bologna, peanut butter, jelly, nutella, bananas, oranges, mr noodle. At that age they never stop eating. In one week my kids finished the peanut butter, jam and nutella and went through 8 loaves of bread and 5 boxes of cereal and this was just "snacks" in addition to the meals at regular meal times. We had no leftover food at the end.
 
In one week my kids finished the peanut butter, jam and nutella and went through 8 loaves of bread and 5 boxes of cereal and this was just "snacks" in addition to the meals at regular meal times. We had no leftover food at the end.

LOL!! Oh My! :scared1: LOL

I only have the one...phew~
 
With bag fees and weight limits and not wanting to have to mess with tsa and airline rules, we are just going to order groceries from wegoshop. The delivery fee is cheaper than the checked bag fee and we can specify stores, brands, sizes, etc. Plus I can get perishables and not worry about things getting smashed.

If you decide to pack in your luggage, watch that you are under the weight limit. Overweight bag fees are really high.
 
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With bag fees and weight limits and not wanting to have to mess with tsa and airline rules, we are just going to order groceries from wegoshop. The delivery fee is cheaper than the checked bag fee and we can specify stores, brands, sizes, etc. Plus I can get perishables and not worry about things getting smashed.

If you decide to pack in your luggage, watch that you are under the weight limit. Overweight bag fees are really high.
 
We usually just order from Garden Grocer so that we don't have to worry about space in our suitcases, especialy when we're paying bag fees. The things that I may bring with us are specific items for our toddler and infant, as well as carry on snacks for the flights. But the things that I usually pack in the suitcases are granola bars, fruit snacks, baby/toddler foods, and drink flavor packets for DH.

You could always birng oatmeal and use hot water from the coffee maker.
 














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