Make snacking fun on the go with these easy snackle box ideas—perfect for beach days, long drives, flights & outdoor fun!

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Why Snackle Boxes Are So Popular (and totally lovable!):
If you haven’t jumped on the snackle box train, let me warn you; they are addictive to put together! Here are just a few of the reasons why.
- Snack variety = happiness – Who doesn’t love a mini buffet on the go? Sweet, salty, crunchy… all in one cute container!
- Perfect for travel – Whether you’re road-tripping, flying, or beach lounging, snackle boxes make munching mess-free and fun.
- Tackle box turned snack hack – It’s clever, quirky, and just plain satisfying to fill those compartments with bite-sized goodies.
- Customizable for anyone – From picky kids to health-conscious adults, you can fill it with exactly what each person loves.
- Instagram-worthy – Let’s be honest… they’re adorable. Snackle boxes are as fun to show off as they are to eat!

In case you missed it, be sure to check out the candy snackle box I put together for my nieces for Christmas. Let’s just say, I earned major brownie points with this gift.
For the container I chose a pretty pink mini tool box from Lowe’s. Now that the treats are gone, the girls use it to hold arts and crafts supplies.

You don’t want to miss my Easter snackle box. It works great for older children who may be a bit too grown-up for an Easter basket. Plus, the container is great for school lunches.
What to Put in a Snackle Box (Kid-friendly)
Of course, what you put in your snackle box will depend on where you are bringing it. Today, we will focus on snacks for travel, the beach, picnics and other outdoor summer fun.
Supplies
- Snackle Box Container, Tool Box or Tackle Box
- Mini Containers with lids – to hold dips, hummus or other condiments. Check out Dollar Tree!
- Snacks – customize the snackle box for the recipient.
Here are some popular snack ideas that kids (and adults) will love.
- Cheese: cheese sticks, cubes, or Babybel rounds
- Mini crackers: pretzels, goldfish, or mini crackers
- Fresh fruit: grapes, strawberries, blackberries or other fresh berries (washed & dried)
- Trail mix: go with chocolate-covered nuts for a sweet treat
- Granola bars
- Beef jerky: or turkey sticks
- Dried fruit: mango, apricots, or apple chips
- Gummy bears: fruit snacks, sour patch kids or other favorite kids gummy snacks
- Roasted nuts: sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, cashews
- Popcorn: (pre-popped, lightly salted or flavored)
- Mini cookies: rice krispie treats, or bite-sized brownies
- Mini sandwiches: peanut butter and jelly, peanut butter and fluff and nutella are popular
- Meat and cheese roll-ups: add to a wrap for a lunchtime treat
Adult Snackle Box Ideas
If you are looking for snacks to pack that are more geared towards adults, here are some favorites:
- Charcuterie-themed: I’m all about a good charcuterie board. You can check out all of my charcuterie boards here.
- Fresh veggies: be sure to pack ranch or blue cheese for dipping
- Greek yogurt: add some granola for topping
- Cheese: aged cheddar, gouda, or brie cubes
- Marinated olives: or mini pickles
- Spiced or candied nuts: almonds, cashews, pecans
- Meat: Prosciutto, salami, or turkey jerky
- Fresh fruit: grapes, cherries, or melon balls
- Dried fruits: like figs, cranberries, or dates
- Gourmet Popcorn: truffle popcorn, or rosemary sea salt popcorn
- Chocolate: dark chocolate squares or other mini candy
- Cookies: biscotti or shortbread cookies
- Hummus: include veggie sticks, or pita chips
- Mini falafel bites: or cheese-stuffed peppers
Where to Buy a Snackle Box
You can find snackle box containers at just about any home store or big box store. Walmart and Target have several super cute styles.
The one shown in this post is from Target and it was under $10!


I also put together a helpful list of snackle box containers and snack ideas on Amazon. Check out my Amazon Storefront for all the goodies.
Hopefully, these summer snackle box ideas inspired you to put together your own treat box. Include the kids in the prep to get them excited for a beach day, or trip to the park.
It’s a great way to keep expenses down when going on a road trip or other summer outing. We all know how expensive snacks can be, especially at the airport or theme parks.
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