Take your snacking to the next level with a Snackle Box! It’s the ultimate portable snack station, packed with a variety of delicious treats to satisfy every craving, wherever you go!
The Snackle Box has become a viral sensation all over the internet and my new favorite thing to bring while tailgating, traveling, beach day or any kind of event I can bring it. It’s the perfect snack box to bring on the go and everyone loves it.
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What is a Snackle Box?
A “snackle box” is a fun way to serve a variety of snacks, typically using a divided container (like a tackle box) with each section holding a different item.
Can you bring a snackle box on a plane?
Yes, you can bring a snacklebox on a plane as long as all the snacks are TSA approved and no liquids.
I took one on a trip and filled it with all our favorite snacks, candies, meats, cheeses and crackers. The lady sitting next to me was impressed and said she is taking notes for her next trip as it was such a good idea.
Snackle Box Ideas
The key is to balance sweet, salty and savory flavors but you can really fill it with whatever you want. Here is a list of what I filled mine with along with other options:
Proteins
- Beef jerky bites
- Summer sausage
- Hard-boiled eggs, peeled
- Assortment of cheese cubes
- Sliced meats (salami, pepperoni or any cured meats)
- Nuts (almonds, cashews, pistachios)
- Babybel cheese
Fruits
- Seedless grapes
- Apple slices (with lemon to prevent browning)
- Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries
- Orange or clementine segments
- Dried fruit
- Olives
- Pickles
Veggies
- Baby carrots
- Cucumber slices
- Celery sticks
- Cherry tomatoes
- Bell pepper strips
Crunchy Snacks
- Pretzels
- Goldfish crackers
- Assorted crackers
- Popcorn
- Apple Straws
- Mini Doritos
- Cheez Its
Sweets
- Chocolate-covered almonds or pretzels
- Yogurt-covered raisins
- M&M’s
- Swedish fish
- Mini cookies
- Gummy bears or sour gummies
- Chocolate squares or bars
- Trail mix
- Granola bites
How to Make a Snackle Box Container
Before you begin, wash container with hot soapy, water and dry. Make sure the container is food safe. If it is not use deli paper as food liners.
Prepare foods such as slicing cheese, washing fruit, cutting veggies, etc.
Place foods into individual compartments. Meats, crackers and cheese slices can be lined up in each compartment and the rest can be dumped in.
Secure snackle box with lock. Transport with a cooler or place in fridge until ready to eat. Enjoy!
The Best Snackle Boxes
You can use different containers to make a snackle box charcuterie such as a tackle box, organizer box or a snacklebox. As long as it has compartments, you can build your box filled with your favorite snacks and treats. Here are some of my favorite snackle box containers:
- Easy to Carry Snackle Box – This is by far the best snackle box that I use most often. It has an airtight seal to keep the food fresh and a handle for easy carrying.
- 3 Layer Tackle Snackle Box– This tackle box has lots of compartments for snacks but it may not be food safe. Use this deli paper to line the compartments before adding the food.
- Snack Box Container for Kids – This snackle box is perfect for road trips. It’s small enough for kids to hold but big enough with 8 compartments to hold plenty of snacks.
Snackle Box Ideas for Kids
If you are taking a road trip, heading to a kids sports game or flying you will want to add snacks that will either satisfy their hunger or keep them energized. For sporting events I would suggest healthier options such as peeled clementines, granola bites, grapes, etc. When traveling pack their favorite snacks with a mix of new things they haven’t tried to keep them satisfied while on the road or in the air.
Snackle Box Ideas for Adults
There are endless possibilities when building a charcuterie on the go for adults. I like to pack a mix of meats, beef jerky, crackers and cheeses along with some healthy items such as grapes, apple straws and non healthy items such as one or two candies.
How to Clean Your Snackle Box
Each snackle container will be cleaned differently. I like to hand wash mine but some you might be able to put in the dishwasher. Be sure to check the instructions for the one that you purchase.
More Charcuterie Board Ideas
- Skeleton Charcuterie Board
- Christmas Tree Snack Board
- Football Snacks & Appetizers Board
- Easter Charcuterie Board
Recipe
Snackle Box
Ingredients
Proteins
- Beef jerky bites
- Summer sausage
- Hard-boiled eggs peeled
- Assortment of cheese cubes
- Sliced meats salami, pepperoni or any cured meats
- Nuts almonds, cashews, pistachios
- Babybel cheese
Fruits
- Seedless grapes
- Apple slices with lemon to prevent browning
- Strawberries blueberries, raspberries
- Orange or clementine segments
- Dried fruit
- Olives
- Pickles
Veggies
- Baby carrots
- Cucumber slices
- Celery sticks
- Cherry tomatoes
- Bell pepper strips
Crunchy Snacks
- Pretzels
- Goldfish crackers
- Assorted crackers
- Popcorn
- Apple Straws
- Mini Doritos
- Cheez Its
Sweets
- Chocolate-covered almonds or pretzels
- Yogurt-covered raisins
- M&M’s
- Swedish fish
- Mini cookies
- Gummy bears or sour gummies
- Chocolate squares or bars
- Trail mix
- Granola bites
Instructions
- Before you begin, wash container with hot soapy, water and dry. Make sure the container is food safe. If it is not use deli paper as food liners.
- Prepare foods such as slicing cheese, washing fruit, cutting veggies, etc.
- Place foods into individual compartments. Meats, crackers and cheese slices can be lined up in each compartment and the rest can be dumped in.
- Secure snackle box with lock. Transport with a cooler or place in fridge until ready to eat. Enjoy!
Nutrition Disclosure
Nutritional facts are estimates and are provided as a courtesy to the reader. Please utilize your own brand nutritional values to double check against our estimates. Nutritional values are calculated via a third party. Changing ingredients, amounts or cooking technique will alter the estimated nutritional calculations.
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