Kids Protein FuelThe game-day snack bag: what to pack for kids
A well-stocked snack bag solves the 'I'm starving' call before it starts. Here is what to pack for the sideline, the car and the walk home.
The core list
Water first, then a piece of fruit, a handful of crackers or pretzels, and something with protein such as a cheese stick. Pack more than you think: siblings and teammates will ask.
Adding a protein gummy
A serving of Punchies is five gummies, which the label lists at 5g of protein and 34 calories. They travel well in a small container and need no fridge. The nutrition panel is at kids protein gummies by Punchies.
Keep it cool
In hot weather use an insulated pouch and keep the bag out of the trunk. Pack wet wipes, too. Chocolate-based snacks melt fast, so choose those that handle heat.
Pack for the ride home
Hunger peaks right after the game. A second small snack in the car prevents meltdowns before dinner. For more ideas on game-day eating, Kids protein gummy FAQ: the questions parents ask first on kidsproteingummy.com.
Want to see the label? Punchies protein gummies are sold at the Punchies store, with a 60-day money-back guarantee.
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