Portable "dinner on the go" options

MaxPower0102

This week, I have a full work schedule. When I get out of my day job I am heading straight to a sports facility somewhere to officiate 2 lacrosse games. I won't be done until 8:30 at the earliest every day, and I don't want to eat dinner that late.

One Cardinal Rule I have in my diet is that I don't eat in my car. Keeps me from eating junk, but this week I will have to break that rule. I have to eat something to have the energy to run up and down a lacrosse field for two games. So, I need ideas for food that fit the following criteria:

1) Must be portable (able to be eaten while driving)
2) Must not be Carb-heavy (I try to stay under 100g for the day)
3) Would PREFER that it not need to be heated....but I could microwave it if necessary

I am thinking deli-meat wrapped cheese sticks. Nuts, Protein bars... None of them really strike me as "dinner" though. Any suggestions?

coop01

I like whole wheat tortillas or low carb tortillas with grilled chicken. I add veggies like salad or I add low fat cheese and heat it up if I want it hot. You can even do low fat refried beans and do a burrito

Gska17

Some sort of pasta salad with chicken, beans, and veggies? Olive oil & balsamic vinegar dressing.

Edit: sorry, I just saw the low carb requirement. Leave the pasta out.

Lizzy622

You can use lettuce leaves or Nori seaweed wraps instead of bread and fill with grilled chicken, tuna or salmon and vegetables. I like shredded carrot in mine.

abetterluke

I have eaten deli meat wrapped cheese sticks and such for lunch. I used to think the same thing "that doesn't sound like lunch!" but once you get over that mental hurdle it's actually kind of an awesome meal. Ham, some cheese, some cut up bell peppers, etc.

sradams1

Fresh fruit like apples or grapes or halos and fresh veggies. String cheese, nuts, protein bars

searsvls

I like to wrap deli meat about string cheese and heat it up a bit. Good to have in the car. Toast with peanut butter is good too.