Snacks that travel well

Honestly, plain and simple fruit n nut bars. Oat n nuts granola is nice and even nicer on yogurt but I prefer homemade bars. They are quick and easy to make, can be made in whatever shape, they keep and travel well. Combinations are endless, and they pack a punch by giving you a bit of everything (except stuff you get from greens) in a good dose when you don't have much time. Food processors are the best way to go. I like to use a combination of walnuts, raisins and cocoa powder, sometimes with a tiny bit of strawberries. Dates and cinnamon with almonds and toasted oats is a nice plain one. But really, they can be made with whatever dried fruits, nuts and seeds you want, and chocoholics can add cocoa powder to them to satiate their cravings. Making them at home means you control what goes in them and they cost a lot less than packaged ones from the store.

Sorry, I am usually full of ideas but can't think of anything else right now...

Veggies and dip like hummus

Small wraps with meats, cheese, and lettuce and whatever other veggies you like

Peanut butter and crackers

Fruits (my current favourite is clementines...easy to transport and sooooo delicious!)

Protein balls (I make chocolate peanut butter ones...they are sooo yummy and would travel well if you put them in a container. If you want the recipe for them message me, and I'll send it)

Granola bars

Do you ever have access to a kettle? If not, then discard this idea, but I like to take a package of oatmeal to school with me for a snack when I am really hungry.

Laughing cow cheese on celery or with crackers

Babybel cheeses, perfectly packed and ready to go

Quaker bars - 25% less sugar

Popcorn, veggie sticks, mini cheese slices, fruit, yogurts in a chill bag

I'm a busy law student who sometimes has 13 hour days out of the house. I've been packing my own food by the day. I am running low on good snack ideas!

Give me your best well-traveled snack ideas! Tupperware allowed, microwave usage discouraged (there are large swaths of the day where I do not have access to one).

Go!

Just wanted to say I'M A LAW STUDENT TOO! What year? I'm a 2L. Can't wait until the is over!

oh snacks...

nuts
peanut butter in a small container
sandwiches
bananas, apples, oranges
baby carrots and hummus
protein bars
ww crackers
rice cakes smeared with pb (2 together like a sandwich to prevent mess)
beef jerky
dry cereal
protein powder (you can bring milk with you or make it water)
hard boiled eggs
tuna pouches
red pepper strips/celery
steamed veggies
edamame

Have you tried doing a meal prep? I prepare lots of mini meals in addition to snacks - it doesn't take up too much time and I have a variety of tasty and nutritious eats to look forward to during the day.
I explained how I do it on my blog:
http://kit-does-fit.tumblr.com/post/44877868335/my-meal-prep-explained

I pack 2 snacks every day for work that are a healthy carb and a protein. Here's a list of the carbs/proteins that I pack on a normal basis. Just mix and match any of the items. For things like peanut butter and hummus, I buy little plastic cups and lids at GFS- they are the perfect size for 2 TB and I never have to wash peanut butter out of tupperware again

Carb:

- 1/2 banana
- 1/2 apple
- 1 c. berries
- Clementine
- Low sodium rice cake
- 1/2 bell pepper
- 1/2 cucumber
- 1/2 c. drained and rinsed black beans

Protein:

- Cheese stick
- 2 TB peanut butter
- 2 TB hummus
- Hard boiled egg
- 1/2 avocado
- 1/4 c. almonds
- 1 can drained tuna