A pre-flight snack and an Americano. Energy levels were lagging at this point and I knew I needed to get quite a bit of schoolwork done on the flight.
Vegan eats were pretty hard to find in the airport. So, I had a garden salad - basically just lettuce, a handful of shredded carrots, and a slice of tomato- with a sweet potato that I brought from my apartment mixed in.
My salad barely held me over until 2, so I broke into the Go Picnic that I found at the airport snack store for some protein.
The Go Picnic was pretty good! I wouldn't go out if my way to purchase one, but if I'm stuck, I'll certainly buy one. I especially enjoyed the dried edamame.
Towards the end of the flight, I started to feel a bit nauseous. I really wanted some hot tea, but the flight attendants stopped serving beverages due to the turbulence. To calm my stomach, I had a few more crackers from my Go Picnic box.
Finally, we landed and my dad brought me home, where I nom'd on some (unpictured) tempeh curry, salad, grapes, strawberries, crackers, and raisins. I was totally in that weird travel exhaustion state, where I'm both tired and not tired because I didn't actually do anything except sit for most if the day.
How do you deal with dietary needs/restrictions in an airport?
Your oatmeal looks awesome! One time I brought like 3 granola bars, 1 sandwich and a banana into Six Flags. The lady that checked bags freaked out at me and of course I lied that I had celiac disease. She told me to go to first aid, and well.. I booked it ;) You gotta do what you gotta do! Haha have a good Thursday, girl. Safe travels!
ReplyDeleteHaha! That's such a clever way to get around security! I should try that one!
DeleteI actually really like the Nugo bars, especially the chocolate pretzel one. I stocked up on some to take with me to Boston!
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy some downtime before the race!
I don't think I've seen those Nugos around! I'll have to give them a try. I hope your taper is going well!
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