I’ve been packing lunches for road trips for the last 25 years. When we had kids, we always stopped at rest stops for lunch and run around time. It was great. Some of our favorite memories are from those lunches! Plus, it’s so much cheaper! Now that it’s just me and my husband, we like to have lunch and snacks along the way to save time and money. These were some great ideas. Thanks!
Yes! I've been packing lunches and snacks for road trips my whole life! I hope your family appreciates all the work and efforts you put into this and how much you care about their health AND the fact you're saving money, you rock!!
As a travel softball mom we do this kind of thing all the time. Our rules are packed or hotel breakfast (if its included) 1 meal packed and one meal out. Its not always lunch and not always dinner as it depends on the game schedule. ps a boxed charcuterie is a "snacklebox" and some people actually use a tackle box haha
Thanks for the great ideas! We are about to leave on a 1 month, 3,000-mile road trip. We will be packing a cooler and stopping at state parks with picnic areas along the way. Some of our overnight stops have refrigeration while others do not.
I always make snacks when my bf and I go on road trips because that’s how my family always saved money since there were 15 of us . My bf used to stop at fast food places or eat out but now he enjoys all my pre packed snacks and lunches and we have more time and money to do the things we want . We always have a roll of paper towel hanging on the back of the car seat and a box of wet wipes. And we each have a set of camping cutlery that’s always ready to go and a pill box seasoning set. Car camping is our thing. We can urban camp in our suv for a week comfortably with a small fridge.
You can swing by Jimmy John’s and buy their “day old” bread and make your own Jimmy John’s subs for the road. I swear that’s what makes their sandwiches!
Love this healthy and budget friendly ideas for the road, it's helpful for moms that are going to kids sports all the time too. I have loved all your amazing ideas your always sharing. Thank you 😊
When I make my snackle boxes for work or travel I use pieces of the press and seal wrap.. cover the entire open section like you’d find on frozen dinners. Press it to seal and lid it. Works wonderfully to keep olive juice, etc, from sneaking over into my cheese or nut sectors.
I love this video ! I always pack a picnic for the car for road trips. Besides saving money you feel so much better knowing the ingredients of what you’re eating. It saves time, money and your tummy!
I have a roll of paper towels in my car :) I also have a list on my phone labeled vacation. I put everything I’ll be packing on it (like napkins :) and check it off as I pack it. The next time we are going away I go through all the checked off items and uncheck the ones I plan to take on this trip. Then I don’t have to remember what to pack all over again.
I always have a stash of leftover takeout napkins in my glove box. If you stop for anything, they give you a whole handful when you only need one or two.
We make wrap pinwheels by spreading a laughing cow wedge onto a wrap and putting lunch meat, cheese, etc. then roll it up and slice an inch thick. They are easy to handle when driving.
When we travel and have Airbnb so we can cook and prep ! But we stay in Vegas all the time and never once did I have a refrig to use even for leftovers ! Good luck ! Glenda
I wonder if you could take the little compartment that you poured the ranch dressing in and secure with press and seal and then slide it back in the box and cover it that might prevent accidents?
I like staying at places that offer free breakfast but often they don't start the free breakfast until 7am or 8am, and I usually want to be on the road by then on long drives.
The grazing boards are a great idea. My husband and I usually pack lunch meats, bread, and a big batch of egg salad and a loaf of bread. Safe travels and have fun in Vegas
I just did this. The hotel I was staying at had a great breakfast. I brought sandwiches, chips, and other snacks for late night munchies. I typically ate a late lunch/early dinner for my one meal out and lunch is typically cheaper. And the foodie in me wanted to try some of the local foods as part of my vacation, but eating only one meal gave me that fix on a budget. I also don’t eat a lot of sandwiches so that was kind of a treat too.
Thank you for all of your fantastic videos!! It is really encourages me to make/assemble things at home instead of going out!! 😃. Safe travels and can’t wait for your next video!! 🤗♥️
I always keep a quart size ziplock bag in my purse when on vacation. If I want to bring home from a restaurant a half sandwich or rolls styrofoam boxes always let them dry out
I put a container in my car that always has a few paper plates, napkins, plastic silverware and a bottle opener. Then if we stop I usually have what we need. When we stay in a hotel I add bowls that can go in the microwave for leftovers and I usually try to take a can opener.
When we travel from Michigan to California I make 8 to 10 sandwiches cause my husband and I are on the road for five days. I also pack chips, apples, boiled eggs, crackers, cheese and little muffins and or cookies. I fill my large lock n lock containers with water to make ice blocks so I don’t have to worry about food getting wet in my cooler and I put the wrapped sandwiches in large lack n lock containers to keep them fresh. I freeze the plastic water bottles so we have additional ice in the cooler. We can use them to fill our insulated water cups each day or drink directly from the plastic bottles. We eat a little in the morning at the free breakfasts at the hotel and then our food from home for lunch and snacks so we only have to buy one meal per day on the road.
Personally, I do both of what you do. I prepare snacks but we also always budget money to purchase food on the road. It’s part of our road trip experience. I also take extra trash bags, paper towel roll, toilet tissue roll, Clorox wipes, hand wipes/babywipes, zip lock bags, and we each take jackets, even in the summer because you never know. My family and friends all like to say that I am one of the most prepared person in life. 😂
Hello Kimmy! That was great packing for your road trip 👍🏻. It reminded me of you packing for the Bear Lake trips when the kids were little ☺️. Safe travels. 😊🕊️🚗
Good for you Kim. Excellent idea. I find when I purposely fix meals for a trip I am rarely hungry as opposed to when I don't. I always want to stop and get fast food which at times can be very disappointing as food just don't taste the same.
Snacks in your carryon will work but they don’t allow bottled water or other drinks. They force you to throw them away. I prefer the train! I can’t fly anymore anyway. I grew up with a frugal mom and we did a lot of these all the time
We have no leak bento boxes for our kids for school. So we make our own lunches and snack boxes for our kids on long trips. So we do not have to worry souse sauces in our bento boxes.
I like to make spiral sandwiches because they are easy to pop in your mouth while driving. We always enjoy (weather permitting), to pull over in a rest park and have a picnic. I started making up these packs when I saw the Protein Boxes from Starbucks - I used them as a template.
I’m new to your channel, and I love this episode! Those food carriers are really neat! You’re so right about trying to save money. I feel the same way about those baby carrots. I’m like, what’s with the slime???🤢 My hubby isn’t a believer in yummy fresh veggies, but all these tips could be for me! When I worked in the school system, the local farm co-op brought out foods for the kids to try. I tried Star fruit, learned how to eat a kumquat, and the biggest shock were these pale carrots that were delish. Turned out they weren’t carrots but sliced raw sweet potatoes! Oh my word! So good. Love your ideas and also the great comments! 🙌🏻🤩
I'm your new fan! The next time you and your family come to Vegas, let's meet up at an eatery or grocery shopping or anywhere. I'm feeling what you've been saying about how pricey food is outside. I need to cry together with you.😂
We are planning a little road trip and I purposely booked the hotel rooms with kitchenettes so we can make our meals in the room. Trying to figure out what food I can take to prepare in a hotel room.
Have you ever looked into the saratoga jack? I love mine. ITs great for tailgating, road trips whatever. ITs a thermal cooker, so as long as you have a single burner camp stove, you just bring whatever it is to a boil in it, and then close the lid, and it uses the thermal heat like a slow cooker to finish cooking the food. So you can make it in the morning and then at lunch or dinner you can pop it open and have hot food. ITs great for while traveling because then you just get food at the grocery store or bring it and then just make your food on the road instead of buying it.
I drive from Oklahoma to Calif every year, I always bring stuff to make sandwich, snacks and drinks. But one thing I still stop and buy is drumstick at chester chickens.
I bring a roll of paper towels (select a size) then use that as napkins too. And kitchen trash bag. With 5 kids they can make messes 😅 I bring my crockpot. Then dinner is cooking in hotel while we are out and about.
Great idea to add the submarine sauce to the sandwich. Makes it a little more interesting. We pack road trip foods as well. Although, I think you forgot the chocolate. 😊
Such helpful tips! Thank you so much for sharing ❤️ I also love taking veggies and dip (usually a spicy dip of some sort), which I always pack in a separate container. I’m allergic to peanuts so no PB here, but we sometimes have almond butter. My husband loves little charcuterie trays with smoked sausage, cheese cubes and some fruit 🍇 God bless you! ❤️
instead of pouring your vegie dip mix in the bowl of veggies i heard you say you took the whole bottle with you also. so take some of those little disposable bowls with you and fill them up when you eat . they sit great in a cup holder or you can hold in your hand and dip your veggies in them, then there is no mess of spilling your sauce all over your big bowl of veggies. or another option is pour some of the dipping sauce in several a snack zip lock bags then put in your bowl of veggies and when ready just open bag and dip food in it.
I always pack our own food when we travel by car for a weekend. I have a travel bag that holds plastic cutlery and reusable dishes and cups, a cutting board, knife and small containers for condiments. We bring our own dish cloths and dish towels if we do not have room with a kitchenette. I have a separate cooler that contains a small portion of milk and coffee cream, and anything else that needs to be kept cool. If we are travelling by plane, it's usually an early morning flight and we stay in a hotel room with a microwave and mini fridge. I make an egg/bacon/English muffin sandwich at home the night before and we heat in the microwave in the morning.
Smart. We were on the road yesterday and were stuck out way longer than we expected and had to stop out for food. What a mistake. The costs were SO high and the portions so small. The service was horrible. We won’t be doing that again anytime soon. I was KICKING myself. My lunch was tiny and sloppily thrown together and I was still a little hungry afterwards and it cost 16.00!
How was the conference? Did you like it? Which one do you like the most? This one or videosummit? I'm planning on going to videosummit this sep to Dallas. Are you planning on going? I enjoyed every single of your videos. Thanks Kimmy
I’ve been packing lunches for road trips for the last 25 years. When we had kids, we always stopped at rest stops for lunch and run around time. It was great. Some of our favorite memories are from those lunches! Plus, it’s so much cheaper! Now that it’s just me and my husband, we like to have lunch and snacks along the way to save time and money. These were some great ideas. Thanks!
What a great idea, shaving the celery with the veggie peeler instead of by hand!
Yes! I've been packing lunches and snacks for road trips my whole life! I hope your family appreciates all the work and efforts you put into this and how much you care about their health AND the fact you're saving money, you rock!!
As a travel softball mom we do this kind of thing all the time. Our rules are packed or hotel breakfast (if its included) 1 meal packed and one meal out. Its not always lunch and not always dinner as it depends on the game schedule. ps a boxed charcuterie is a "snacklebox" and some people actually use a tackle box haha
Thanks for the great ideas! We are about to leave on a 1 month, 3,000-mile road trip. We will be packing a cooler and stopping at state parks with picnic areas along the way. Some of our overnight stops have refrigeration while others do not.
Same! We have a 2 week road trip planned. I feel confident the first few days, but resupplying....not so sure.
I always make snacks when my bf and I go on road trips because that’s how my family always saved money since there were 15 of us . My bf used to stop at fast food places or eat out but now he enjoys all my pre packed snacks and lunches and we have more time and money to do the things we want . We always have a roll of paper towel hanging on the back of the car seat and a box of wet wipes. And we each have a set of camping cutlery that’s always ready to go and a pill box seasoning set. Car camping is our thing. We can urban camp in our suv for a week comfortably with a small fridge.
15?! Dang, your parents must of had (is that the correct grammar lol) patience of saints!
You can swing by Jimmy John’s and buy their “day old” bread and make your own Jimmy John’s subs for the road. I swear that’s what makes their sandwiches!
Love this healthy and budget friendly ideas for the road, it's helpful for moms that are going to kids sports all the time too. I have loved all your amazing ideas your always sharing. Thank you 😊
When I make my snackle boxes for work or travel I use pieces of the press and seal wrap.. cover the entire open section like you’d find on frozen dinners. Press it to seal and lid it. Works wonderfully to keep olive juice, etc, from sneaking over into my cheese or nut sectors.
Love the snack box. Maybe next time, put saran wrap over the ranch to prevent it from spilling :)
I love this video ! I always pack a picnic for the car for road trips. Besides saving money you feel so much better knowing the ingredients of what you’re eating. It saves time, money and your tummy!
I agree-the “baby” carrots taste different than whole carrots.
Because they do something to them.
I like the bags of carrot sticks that are rectangle cut. They are convenient and don't have the slime. They aren't always at my grocery store though
They wash and agitate them to make them that size, you’re probably tasting chemical residue
I used to eat them everyday in middle school
I hate how they turn chalky white in the fridge that’s the reason I don’t use it
I have a roll of paper towels in my car :) I also have a list on my phone labeled vacation. I put everything I’ll be packing on it (like napkins :) and check it off as I pack it. The next time we are going away I go through all the checked off items and uncheck the ones I plan to take on this trip. Then I don’t have to remember what to pack all over again.
I always have a stash of leftover takeout napkins in my glove box. If you stop for anything, they give you a whole handful when you only need one or two.
Great idea!
I was going to say that, too.
Yes! I also keep plastic silverware and straws. If my daughter wants a straw or silverware we will have it.
Besides having a stash of the napkins, I always take a roll of paper towels which can be used in a pinch and a bottle of windex.
Oh, one of the benefits of packing your own lunches and snacks, we like to pull over at rest area’s and stretch our legs, especially on long trips.
We make wrap pinwheels by spreading a laughing cow wedge onto a wrap and putting lunch meat, cheese, etc. then roll it up and slice an inch thick. They are easy to handle when driving.
Because I am prone to forget napkins too, I always have a roll of paper towels in the car.😊 Love your snacks and very similar to what I pack.
Great video Kimmy!!! We are doing a couple of road trips next month. Will definitely be doing this and buying those containers.
I loved those containers. Great meal and snack ideas.
We are going to Utah this summer. I'm planning on doing something like this. Great idea. I love mini carrots.
I enjoyed watching this so much ❤
I’m so glad Kim!
Those containers are awesome!
Great ideas that I didn't know I needed until I watched it. I also got some great ideas from yhe vomments. Thank you so much for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
When we travel and have Airbnb so we can cook and prep ! But we stay in Vegas all the time and never once did I have a refrig to use even for leftovers ! Good luck ! Glenda
I could not have loved this video more! So fun to see what you packed and hear your tips. More like this please!
Those little containers look amazing! We just finished a road trip and I’m thinking about grabbing some for our next one!
I wonder if you could take the little compartment that you poured the ranch dressing in and secure with press and seal and then slide it back in the box and cover it that might prevent accidents?
I like staying at places that offer free breakfast but often they don't start the free breakfast until 7am or 8am, and I usually want to be on the road by then on long drives.
The grazing boards are a great idea. My husband and I usually pack lunch meats, bread, and a big batch of egg salad and a loaf of bread.
Safe travels and have fun in Vegas
I just did this. The hotel I was staying at had a great breakfast. I brought sandwiches, chips, and other snacks for late night munchies. I typically ate a late lunch/early dinner for my one meal out and lunch is typically cheaper. And the foodie in me wanted to try some of the local foods as part of my vacation, but eating only one meal gave me that fix on a budget. I also don’t eat a lot of sandwiches so that was kind of a treat too.
Thank you for all of your fantastic videos!! It is really encourages me to make/assemble things at home instead of going out!! 😃. Safe travels and can’t wait for your next video!! 🤗♥️
Does anyone know where she bought the raspberry jalapeño jam? I NEED to try that lol
I agree 100% on the baby carrot thing.
I always keep a quart size ziplock bag in my purse when on vacation. If I want to bring home from a restaurant a half sandwich or rolls styrofoam boxes always let them dry out
I put a container in my car that always has a few paper plates, napkins, plastic silverware and a bottle opener. Then if we stop I usually have what we need. When we stay in a hotel I add bowls that can go in the microwave for leftovers and I usually try to take a can opener.
Great tip! Thank you!
When we travel from Michigan to California I make 8 to 10 sandwiches cause my husband and I are on the road for five days. I also pack chips, apples, boiled eggs, crackers, cheese and little muffins and or cookies. I fill my large lock n lock containers with water to make ice blocks so I don’t have to worry about food getting wet in my cooler and I put the wrapped sandwiches in large lack n lock containers to keep them fresh. I freeze the plastic water bottles so we have additional ice in the cooler. We can use them to fill our insulated water cups each day or drink directly from the plastic bottles. We eat a little in the morning at the free breakfasts at the hotel and then our food from home for lunch and snacks so we only have to buy one meal per day on the road.
Personally, I do both of what you do. I prepare snacks but we also always budget money to purchase food on the road. It’s part of our road trip experience. I also take extra trash bags, paper towel roll, toilet tissue roll, Clorox wipes, hand wipes/babywipes, zip lock bags, and we each take jackets, even in the summer because you never know. My family and friends all like to say that I am one of the most prepared person in life. 😂
Great content. Where’d you get the clear plastic bins and the opaque one with the handle? Ty. Safe travels. 🫶🏻
Hello Kimmy! That was great packing for your road trip 👍🏻. It reminded me of you packing for the Bear Lake trips when the kids were little ☺️. Safe travels. 😊🕊️🚗
Can I get the link for the goodie bag please? Ty!
Mr toodles!! Love seeing him. I always pack snacks for travel, but i love your containers.
Basically the same thing you do. But I include little smokies, almonds and dark chocolate and/or dried cranberries.
I have been searching high and low for containers like that! Thanks for all the ideas!
I do great on the trip there. Starting out from home. What about the return trip, though??
I love these boxes can you only put snacks in them? What about hot food? This would be amazing for meal prep
You did an amazing 🤩 job. Such good organizational skills. Love your channel.
Love 💕 and Hugs. 💙💙💙
Thank you so much 🤗
I like how your using the yellow utility knife for cutting carrots.
I keep something similar in the refrigerator for breakfast smoothies and quick sandwiches for my work lunches.
Loved this video I need too prep more love the box containers you had for your grazing board I need them lol xx
PB is good on celery and top with raisins! A former classmate called this "Ants on a log"
For dressibg or dip invest in the plastic cups with lids. Fewer messes along the way.
This is excellent! I’m inspired for my upcoming beach day trips this summer☀️🌊👙🏖️😊
Died laughing at the flash forward to the ranch in the car 😂
Good for you Kim. Excellent idea. I find when I purposely fix meals for a trip I am rarely hungry as opposed to when I don't. I always want to stop and get fast food which at times can be very disappointing as food just don't taste the same.
On the tomatoes, you can also oven dry them.
I keep a roll of cheap paper towels in my car. They make great napkins as well as use for spills.
Loved this! I would love to see how you prepared a "SnackleBox" for going on an airplane
Snacks in your carryon will work but they don’t allow bottled water or other drinks. They force you to throw them away. I prefer the train! I can’t fly anymore anyway.
I grew up with a frugal mom and we did a lot of these all the time
My family is going to love me on the next round trip.Thank you!!!!!!
Good ideas👍 I would've put plastic wrap around the dip?
Great idea! I’ll do that next time for sure!
I love your meal prepping.
We have super crunchy peanut butter it’s good with apples and bananas
We have no leak bento boxes for our kids for school. So we make our own lunches and snack boxes for our kids on long trips. So we do not have to worry souse sauces in our bento boxes.
I like to make spiral sandwiches because they are easy to pop in your mouth while driving. We always enjoy (weather permitting), to pull over in a rest park and have a picnic. I started making up these packs when I saw the Protein Boxes from Starbucks - I used them as a template.
love those containers. lol i love the italian night club from JJs
Is there a Link for container
Yes I just linked them in the description box. Thank you for reminding me.
What a great video! My family does a lot of road trips and this is very helpful. Thank you!
I’m glad it was helpful. We’re going on another road trip soon with the kids. I’ll be sharing again some more helpful tips. 👍🏻
I’m new to your channel, and I love this episode! Those food carriers are really neat! You’re so right about trying to save money. I feel the same way about those baby carrots. I’m like, what’s with the slime???🤢 My hubby isn’t a believer in yummy fresh veggies, but all these tips could be for me! When I worked in the school system, the local farm co-op brought out foods for the kids to try. I tried Star fruit, learned how to eat a kumquat, and the biggest shock were these pale carrots that were delish. Turned out they weren’t carrots but sliced raw sweet potatoes! Oh my word! So good. Love your ideas and also the great comments! 🙌🏻🤩
I'm your new fan! The next time you and your family come to Vegas, let's meet up at an eatery or grocery shopping or anywhere. I'm feeling what you've been saying about how pricey food is outside. I need to cry together with you.😂
Thank you for the great ideas! The Gluten free mint Oreos are fantastic! If you haven't tried them yet you should. Have a great week! God bless you!
Now that made me think! We use any road trip as an excuse to buy snacks on the way, but will change my thinking. Hello from New Zealand.
We are planning a little road trip and I purposely booked the hotel rooms with kitchenettes so we can make our meals in the room. Trying to figure out what food I can take to prepare in a hotel room.
I love the container you used for the veggies. Where did you get that?
Amazon. The link is in the description. 😉
Loved the ideas. Will keep all of these meals in mind
Have you ever looked into the saratoga jack? I love mine. ITs great for tailgating, road trips whatever. ITs a thermal cooker, so as long as you have a single burner camp stove, you just bring whatever it is to a boil in it, and then close the lid, and it uses the thermal heat like a slow cooker to finish cooking the food. So you can make it in the morning and then at lunch or dinner you can pop it open and have hot food. ITs great for while traveling because then you just get food at the grocery store or bring it and then just make your food on the road instead of buying it.
I drive from Oklahoma to Calif every year, I always bring stuff to make sandwich, snacks and drinks. But one thing I still stop and buy is drumstick at chester chickens.
I can taste that chlorine in bag salads too now.
Thank you for your videos. They really help me on days in am in a funk. ❤
I'm so glad!
I bring a roll of paper towels (select a size) then use that as napkins too. And kitchen trash bag.
With 5 kids they can make messes 😅
I bring my crockpot. Then dinner is cooking in hotel while we are out and about.
Great idea to add the submarine sauce to the sandwich. Makes it a little more interesting. We pack road trip foods as well. Although, I think you forgot the chocolate. 😊
Great ideas, ty. 🌸
Are your Hawaii vacation trip videos still available to view? ( I am going very soon ).
I would love to see that video as well. We are going to Oahu in October. 🏖🍍☀️
wondering do you have a video of how to keep your lettuce fresh and crispy for days I like to do that with my lettuce and other tips too thanks 💯
Such helpful tips! Thank you so much for sharing ❤️ I also love taking veggies and dip (usually a spicy dip of some sort), which I always pack in a separate container. I’m allergic to peanuts so no PB here, but we sometimes have almond butter. My husband loves little charcuterie trays with smoked sausage, cheese cubes and some fruit 🍇 God bless you! ❤️
Great video! Thanks for sharing!!
instead of pouring your vegie dip mix in the bowl of veggies i heard you say you took the whole bottle with you also. so take some of those little disposable bowls with you and fill them up when you eat . they sit great in a cup holder or you can hold in your hand and dip your veggies in them, then there is no mess of spilling your sauce all over your big bowl of veggies. or another option is pour some of the dipping sauce in several a snack zip lock bags then put in your bowl of veggies and when ready just open bag and dip food in it.
loving it what a great idea. i will try that with my cucumber, sometimes we get the mini cucumbers. xxx
I have always forgotten napkins when we go on a road trip.
Maybe wrap foil around it the next time that might help with spillage
Where did you get the cute bags?
Some are from wal-mart
I always pack our own food when we travel by car for a weekend. I have a travel bag that holds plastic cutlery and reusable dishes and cups, a cutting board, knife and small containers for condiments. We bring our own dish cloths and dish towels if we do not have room with a kitchenette. I have a separate cooler that contains a small portion of milk and coffee cream, and anything else that needs to be kept cool. If we are travelling by plane, it's usually an early morning flight and we stay in a hotel room with a microwave and mini fridge. I make an egg/bacon/English muffin sandwich at home the night before and we heat in the microwave in the morning.
I HAVE THAT SAME SIGN IN MY KITCHEN!! Sorry, I got a little excited 😂
So cool!
Thank you 😊
Thanks for watching!
I always wondered why baby carrots looked slimy lol like you I just buy the regular ones.
Smart. We were on the road yesterday and were stuck out way longer than we expected and had to stop out for food. What a mistake. The costs were SO high and the portions so small. The service was horrible. We won’t be doing that again anytime soon. I was KICKING myself. My lunch was tiny and sloppily thrown together and I was still a little hungry afterwards and it cost 16.00!
How long do you think the submarine dressing is good for after you open it? Do you have a video on how long condiments are good for?
Love this❤️
Where did you get the submarine sauce
I know this is old, but I can get it at walmart, save a lot or wegmans.
Love this video. Gave me lots of tips. And I agree about the carrots. 😃
Glad you enjoyed!
Yes, I like organic carrots! Only because flavor is a little sweeter!!!
How was the conference? Did you like it? Which one do you like the most? This one or videosummit? I'm planning on going to videosummit this sep to Dallas. Are you planning on going? I enjoyed every single of your videos. Thanks Kimmy
They both are similar in ways. But have a different focus. It was great.
Where did you purchase the cooler from? 😊
I think Sam’s Club!
Have you tries "real" Maple butter?
Not the maple spread from the grocerie but from the sugar bush
Absolutely love this.
Have fun and Thank you for Sharing ❤❤