Boat-cuterie on the water? Yes, please! You can’t go wrong with cheese, meat and fresh goodies like carrots and berries. We asked our readers what they like to bring on board for a day on the water, and here’s what they said:

“My husband especially loves it when I bring Cheeto’s on the boat for the kids! 🤣Seriously though, I always pack a big snackle box and Hawaiian roll sliders. Easy!!” – Tina M.

“Burgers & Dogs.” – David

“Frozen grapes are wonderful on a hot day. With our without alcohol. LOL.” Anna P.

“Uncrustables… yes, really.” – Devon

“We make a big batch of pasta salad the night before. It’s filling, refreshing, and tastes even better cold.”
Ellie O.

’Bougie Bitch Wine, of course.” – Jen

“I converted a tacklebox to a SNACKlebox. I can close it, lock it, and it’s waterproof, wind proof, and floats!” – Jim K.

“Sweet cherry tomatoes, baby carrots, sliced cucumbers and broccoli with ranch dressing; snack pack chips and cheese sandwiches.” – Tara B.

“…Go to meal for boat is Hawaiian rolls sandwiches, slice open add turkey or ham and cheese and slide back into the bag the rolls come in… and throw in the cooler!” Heather Y.

veggie straws that taste like potato chips but they are healthy – Tiffany and Tom

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