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s/o roadtrip food....camping food?
I'm going to a family reunion that is a 7 hour drive away. I'm supposed to bring something to eat for the group. I'm leaning towards desserts. Outside of rice krispie treats, what else would travel well with little refrigeration? If not desserts, what else could I make? Or should I just settle on bringing chips and beer and calling it a day?
thanks to jennied 
Re: s/o roadtrip food....camping food?
Are you opposed to bringing a cooler? You could do fruit and a dip, cut the fruit up when you get there and put the dip in a cool. Or pineapple skewars could be an option if you don't mind cuting up when you are there.
Or do chips and premake an onion/sourcreamish dip and only put that in a cooler.
I like the PP's idea of a pasta salad, that would travel very well.
thanks to jennied
I'm trying to figure out what to contribute on a three day/two night camping trip as well. I'm thinking I'm going to bring the typical hot dogs, but I'm also going to cook up taco meat w/ onions and chiles. I figure I'll keep it in a ziploc bag and then put it in foil to warm on the campfire and eat it w/ queso dip and chips.
You can't fail w/ grapes, bananas, apples, watermelon, etc. Fruit you don't have to refrigerate and can cut up for a fruit salad.
Bring a bunch of snack bags of doritos, a bag of shredded cheese and shredded lettuce, and some sour cream and wahlah you have walking tacos. We always bring this on our first night of camping cuz it requires no cooking while we set up campers and such.
And we have a few vegans. If I use black beans instead of meat for the taco salad, does that count? Wait, can they eat cheese? I'm clueless, off to google.
ETA: Screw the vegans - no cheese or doritos or sour cream. I won't be picking up that lifestyle anytime soon.
thanks to jennied
haha... you can also do fritos IF they can do that (no idea) but it's also a build your own so they can take whatever they want or nothing at all?!?!