Do you keep snacks in your car?
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ahmshaki
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I keep a bag of sweets. I usually have one when driving 1 hour or say. It keeps me awake.
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I don't, but my mother-in-law does. She says it keeps her awake too.0
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I try not to eat snacks. I eat my three meals a day. If I have a lot of calories left at the end of the day, I will have a fourth meal. If I snack, I eat too much, and they are not necessary unless one has specific issues that require them.3
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I carry a snack in my bag at all times.
Every once in a while my blood sugar will crash (or spike)* and I need a bit of something to get me to where I'm going. Or, sometimes traffic is really bad and if I get stuck for too long and get too hungry, my sugar gets wonky.
*yes, I've had it checked. Docs all say I'm "fine". I say getting the shakes, sweats, nervousness and lightheaded is not "fine. This doesn't happen as much now that I'm lower carb, but I still carry a snack2 -
Do you keep snacks in your car?
No!2 -
I keep a protein bar, a rice cake & powdered peanut butter at all times in case I stay away too long I don't want to be starving or light headed by the time i get home2
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No. I can't imagine anything keeping very well in a car, given the temperature extremes. Even things that wouldn't actually go bad would suffer texture degradation (I'm picturing sweets melting together into one big glob.)
I do sometimes take a drink with me (usually black coffee or iced black coffee, occasionally a caffeinated diet soda). That helps keep me awake for practically no calories, and less distraction than trying to pull a candy out of a bag and unwrap it.
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I only take snacks in the car on long drives. I'd not leave them in there though.3
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No.
They would get gross left in the car.2 -
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I keep emergency beef jerky in my car in case I get called into work at 2am of some other stupid time.4
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I keep a bag of blueberry hemp granola in my purse, and smarties candy in my glucose testing kit, for low sugar situations. When I know I might not get to a regular meal I carry a small orange. It's nice to be able to take a spontaneous walk in the park or something even though my sugar is low, just eat a handful of granola first.2
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I used to keep chips in the trunk of my car to keep myself from eating too many at home. It worked but I don't do it anymore.1
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I keep a protein bar in my bag for just in case I'm out longer than expected.1
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I don't have a car, I don't snack, and sweets make me tired0
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No. Eating while driving is dangerous.3
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In some places you can be fined for eating while driving ...
https://604now.com/fined-driving-eating-british-columbia/
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I keep jerky, salami sticks and crisps in my car.
I quite often don't get time to eat during the day so it saves me buying take out lunches.
And I keep cup a soup sachets in my hand bag.1 -
Hell no. My commute to work is an hour each way. I keep a bottle of water and even that gets yucky in the summer time, or frozen in the winter. I am not a snacker anyway.0
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Yes because i have hypoglycaemia attacks ( 1.1 on a very fun day )
I have cereal bars i keep in the glove compartment if i feel it coming on when driving ( i pull over before eating )1 -
I typically carry a piece of fruit with me to eat on my way home from work just to tide me over until dinner but I don't keep food in the car. If I don't have fruit I drink water.0
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