34 Easy Camping Recipes To Keep You Full In The Wilderness

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In need of some easy camping recipes? If you're headed out on an outdoor adventure and want some good grub, you're not alone. Tons of Americans are going on road trips and hikes right now that require some nutritious fuel!

But while grilled cheese recipes and plain salad recipes can be delish in the comfort of your home, sometimes when you're camping, you want something a little heartier. That's where our list of easy camping recipes come in, and the fact that they're a breeze to make will give you more time to hang out with the fam. Plus, we've included some yummy and easy camping recipes for two if you're just traveling with your boo!

What are some easy foods to take camping?

Dry and canned goods are the easiest foods to take on a camping trip. They're easy to transport, plus they stand up to any expiration date concerns you may have on your trip. Cased fruits and veggies, such as oranges, bananas, avocados, potatoes, and apples are all easy produce foods to take camping.

What is the most popular food for camping?

Easily transportable food is the most popular food for camping. Dry goods like cereal, pasta, and oats are always a good bet. Store bought snacks like crackers, dips, granola bars and trail mix are popular for snacking while camping. Canned vegetables and fruit are another popular option, due to how easy it is to carry, as well as its ability to last for longer periods of time.

What should I make for dinner while camping?

You can make campfire potato skins, sandwiches and wraps, hot dogs, aluminum foil packs, meat skewers, chili, and grilled fish for a tasty camping dinner. Read on for more easy and filling camping recipes!

What food should I bring for 3 days camping?

If you're camping for 3 days, you'll want to bring a range of items to make snacks and meals with. Pack a dry grain like pasta or rice, some protein (can be canned tuna, or already-cooked chicken), canned or dry beans or lentils, some easy-to-carry fruits like bananas, apples, and oranges, plus some store bought snacks like granola bars, potato chips, or trail mix.

Easy Camping Recipe for 3-Ingredient Protein Pancakes

Pancakes are quite possibly the perfect Saturday morning camping recipe, and these babies only need bananas, protein powder, and eggs! Top with your favorite fruit or maple syrup for a delicious, no-fail, and filling camp food recipe. (via Brit + Co)

Vegan Bacon-Loaded Potato Skins

If you love loaded potatoes, then this vegan dish (which is one of the best camping recipes, in our opinion) is going to make your day! Spicy cashew cream sauce provides the creaminess and flavor of cheese, and don't even get us started on how much we love the shiitake mushroom "bacon." Prep the food the night before to make assembling a breeze. (via Brit + Co)

Asparagus + Goat Cheese Frittata

Having a cast iron pan at the campsite will do you good with this easy camping recipe. Otherwise, all you have to do is mix the eggs, veggies, and cheese before cooking in a light layer of olive oil and seasonings. This is one of the greatest camping recipes for two since you can make it in a smaller skillet for optimal serving sizes! (via Brit + Co)

Superfood Egg Sandwich

This hearty sandwich is a great way to start off a day full of hiking, swimming, or just hanging out at the campsite! Chia seeds, avocado, spinach, and Greek yogurt give a regular egg salad sandwich a serious upgrade, and we're pretty sure we're never going back. Simply prep the sammie filling before your trip and seal it in an airtight container to take to camp. (via Brit + Co)

Crispy Buffalo Chicken Wraps

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These chicken wraps are very versatile because you can grill them like Tieghan does, or leave them cold if you prefer to eat them like regular lunch wraps. Grab some rotisserie chicken to make this a super easy camping recipe, but the real star of the show is the buffalo sauce. It adds a nice kick that complements the creaminess of the ranch and cheese. Yes, please! (via Brit + Co)

Gooey Banana Boat S'mores

This sweet treat is like a regular s'more, except prepped inside a banana, a la banana split. What a dessert mashup! Wrap your gooey creation in some aluminum foil and set it over the open fire for a chocolatey bite you'll want every camping night. (via Brit + Co)

Keto Cheesy Brussels Sprouts

Brussels sprouts are great for getting vitamin K, antioxidants, and fiber, and this cheesy bacon topping just takes them to the next level. To get ready for your trip, just make this easy camping recipe ahead of time, cover, and store in the fridge until it's time to leave. Then, reheat it over the campfire and dig in! (via Brit + Co)

Easy Peach Crumble

Canned peaches, pre-made biscuits, and store-bought whipped cream will make this easy camping recipe go by so much faster so you can dig in! Just pile everything into an aluminum tin before grilling it over the fire for about 10 minutes – simple and easy. (via Brit + Co)

Egg Muffins Camping Recipe

Okay, so we'll admit that this might not be the easiest camping recipe once you're actually at your campsite, but prepare them beforehand, and you'll have a filling and cost-effective breakfast at your disposal. The veggies add a healthy edge and savory flavor – we give it two thumbs up! (via Brit + Co)

Chicken + Broccoli Foil Dinner

Foil pack dinners are a staple when it comes to easy camping recipes, because you can just throw them on the fire and let them cook while you're playing cards, telling stories, or catching up on your latest read! This camping recipe is totally customizable, so pick soy sauce for an Asian flavor, or go with hot sauce for a kick. You can also swap the chicken and broccoli for different meats and veggies until you find your favorite combo! (via Brit + Co)

Grilled Fluffernutter Sandwich

Peanut butter, chocolate chips, and marshmallow spread come together for one of the best camping sandwiches ever. It's easy to find vegan versions of these ingredients, or you can just opt for your regular go-to's. Either way, this is an easy camping recipe that will satisfy kids and adults alike! (via Brit + Co)

Triscuit + Prosciutto + Drunken Goat Cheese + Tomato Bites

These tiny finger foods look and sound super fancy, but are as easy as assembling any other crackers! Layer ahead of time for a snack in the car, or wait until you're curled up inside your sleeping bag with your book. Either way, these will taste amazing! Plus, this is a great pre-dinner option when it comes to camping recipes for two, since you don't have to do any cooking or prep. (via Brit + Co)

Triscuit + Almond Butter + Banana + Honey Bites

When snack time rolls around at camp, you want something healthy that also tastes good and will satisfy you until dinner. Enter this tasty and easy camping recipe. The almond butter offers protein, while the banana adds some fiber, and the honey keeps things sweet. Done and done. (via Brit + Co)

Instant Pot Tuscan White Bean Soup

Hot soup is one of the best camping dinners because it's filling and it'll keep you warm after the sun goes down! This one is chock full of carrots, zucchini, mushrooms, onions, and kale. It also calls for sausage, but you could easily leave that out to turn it into a meat-free camping dish. Make it beforehand with your Instant Pot or use a big pot over the campfire. (via Brit + Co)

Lemon Chicken Skewers

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Before you head off on your camping adventure, cut up some chicken and veggies, and store them in different airtight containers. Then when you're in front of your campfire grill, you can just arrange everything on your skillet, and cook on skewers! Moroccan flavors and the creamy feta sauce from this easy camping recipe are a match made in heaven. (via Brit + Co)

Pork Bánh Mì

The carrots, cucumbers, and broccoli on this sammie offer some nutrients, and the soy sauce, brown sugar, and rice vinegar give this simple camping meal some serious flavor. Plus, look at all that color! If you're not a fan of sandwiches, you can make the pickle mix (with the cucumbers, carrots, and shallot) for an easy camping side dish. (via Brit + Co)

Colorful Peep S'mores

You can't have a camping trip without s'mores... right?! It's basically a rule. If you want to change up your usual s'mores, consider swapping regular marshmallows for Peeps for some extra color! And while the chocolate dipped graham crackers are optional, we 1000% recommend. (via Brit + Co)

Easy Camping Recipe for Strawberry Arugula Walnut Salad

If you're preparing a huge camping dinner for the fam, sometimes you prefer a lighter lunch, especially if it's a hot afternoon. This salad has plenty of strawberries and walnuts, plus a nice dose of balsamic dressing (with Dijon mustard, maple syrup, and garlic — YUM!) that satisfies without weighing you down. This dish is also great for camping recipes for two since it's on the lighter side. Make sure to store it with some ice packs to maximize freshness. (via Brit + Co)

DIY Pizza Lunchables — One Of The Best Camping Recipes!

Make a healthier (and not to mention cheaper) version of our favorite childhood meal with some pita bread pieces, cheese, and tomato sauce. This is a great camping meal for the car or the campsite, and since you can customize the veggies, it's a surefire way to keep everyone 'round the fire happy! (via Feel Good Foodie)

Biscuits and Gravy

Flavorful, filling, and warm, biscuits and gravy make for one of the best easy camping recipes. There's nothing like smelling the gravy cooking in a cast iron, and feeling the chill of the morning air. We love it *so* much. Prep the gravy ahead of time so that you don't have to do as much work at your campsite, or spend time making it with the whole fam! Store-bought biscuits are totally acceptable here. (via Culinary Hill)

Spicy Beer BBQ Chicken Skewers with Avocado Corn + Feta Salsa

Everything about this easy camping recipe is a good idea. Simmer some beer, ketchup, and honey in a cast iron skillet with chipotle chili for a sauce that will go great with burgers, fries, and all your summer sandwiches. Spread some of the sauce on your chicken before grilling to get some extra flavor, and add extra once the skewers are plated! (via Half Baked Harvest)

Chili Dogs

Hot dogs are one of the best camping recipes, and the only way you can make them better is by adding some canned chili and shredded cheddar cheese. Good thing this easy camping recipe has both! This is a super easy camping recipe to assemble and customize. Picky eaters are entirely welcome. (via Culinary Hill)

Campfire Banana Boats

How cute are these kid-friendly banana boats? You can this camping recipe a full nine different ways, including Stawberry Hazelnut, S'Mores, Banana Split, and Honey Ginger style. We'd like to try every single one, please and thank you. (via Fresh Off the Grid)

BBQ Chicken Foil Packs

Prep this easy camping meal ahead of time, and then throw these bad boys in the fire on your camping trip. Two notes of caution: keep these in a cooler until you're ready to cook them so the chicken doesn't spoil, and also make sure to wear heat-proof gloves when taking these out of the open fire! Camping recipes for two have never looked yummier. (via Life in the Lofthouse)

Raspberry Dark Chocolate Chip Overnight Oats

Pretty much nothing could be simpler than prepping overnight oats ahead of time and eating them for breakfast while you're camping. And by the way, feel free to use whatever fruit you'd like for this recipe, from strawberries to blueberries and beyond. (via Annie's Noms)

Cajun-Style Grill Foil Packets

You might notice that there are a couple of foil packet recipes on this list, mainly because they're *so* perfect for camping. This easy camping recipe offers a Cajun take on things with veggies and shrimp. (via Favorite Family Recipes)

Bailey’s Dipped Toasted Marshmallows

Going camping with your S.O.? We're pretty sure that this insanely delicious (and adults-only) dipped marshmallow snack is about to be the hit of the weekend, and perhaps one of the best camping recipes for two you've ever experienced. (via BS' in the Kitchen)

Energy-Boosting Trail Mix

So – we've already covered some ideas for easy camping recipes to eat around the fire, but what about when you're on the trail? Cue this high-energy snack loaded with coconut flakes, raw almonds, dried cherries, dark chocolate, cashews, and more. (via Kristine's Kitchen)

Hot Ham + Swiss Croissants

Sure, these are technically sandwiches (and not croissants), which is why they're so easy to make for a camping trip. But the twist is that you wrap them in foil and throw them on the heat, allowing the cheese to get all melty and gooey. Better than your average breakfast sandwich, no? (via Life With the Crust Off)

Italian Sausage + Veggies Foil Pack

Looking for an easy camping recipe, but want to keep it healthy and low-carb? Spring for this insanely good (and filling!) Italian sausage-bell pepper combo. Mix in as many different colored peppers as you possibly can for added joy. (via Chelsea's Messy Apron)

Sausage, Potato + Green Bean Foil Packets

Camping with dad? He's sure to love this classic meat-and-potatoes combo, and so will everyone else. Make sure to season these foil packs up before you hit the road! (via Damn Delicious)

24-Hour Fruit Salad

Anything that can be made overnight (while we're literally sleeping) is going to get a stamp of approval from us, especially on a camping trip! This sweet, fruity mix is the perfect easy camping recipe to add to your trip if the rest of your meals tend to be heavy and salty. (via Culinary Hill)

Mac + Cheese

We've saved the best for last! The key to making this easy camping recipe is to pre-cook the noodles before you leave home. But once you've done that, it's all downhill. Bonus: this is a one-pot recipe that uses barely any dishes, so cleanup time goes a lot faster. (via Hapa Nom Nom)

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This post has been updated with additional reporting by Meredith Holser.

Domestic and international flight prices are looking brighter for travelers on a budget. According to Dollar Flight Club, a travel membership service that alerts you of discounted flights, round-trip tickets from JFK to Paris are now as low as $326 — a 15 percent drop from this time last year. London and Miami are also showing similar price cuts compared to last year. That's good news for both your wallet and your 2025 bucket list. Explore affordable destinations in the U.S. and abroad with this list of cheap places to travel in 2025. Bonus: they’re likely to be less crowded than popular hotspots.

Here are the best cheap places to travel in 2025 in the U.S. and abroad!

Caribbean

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San Juan, Puerto Rico

Beyond beautiful beaches like Condado Beach or Isla Verde, picturesque San Juan, Puerto Rico is absolutely worth a visit. Dollar Flight Club found flights from Atlanta starting at $138 and Los Angeles at $149. Budget guesthouses start at $70/night; mid-range hotels average $150 to $200/night. Walk through Old San Juan's cobblestone streets, visit the San Juan Bautista Cathedral, and explore the historic fort Castillo San Felipe del Morro (shown above) for free or under $10. Enjoy local flavors for $8–$15 per meal, with upscale options starting at just $25, including traditional foods like roast pork (lechón asado), arroz con gandules (rice with pigeon peas), pasteles (similar to tamales), and tembleque (coconut dessert) at one of the many restaurants in bustling San Juan.

Joe Ambrogio

Aruba

Known as "One Happy Island," Aruba is perfect for relaxing on the beach and exploring the natural beauty of this Dutch island. Snorkel in crystal-clear waters (Eagle and Palm Beaches are free) or hike through Arikok National Park's rugged landscapes (cost for entry just $10–$20). NYC to Aruba flights are as low as $280, according to Dollar Flight Club. Hostels and guesthouses start at $90 to $120/night; mid-range resorts average $200 to $250. The capital, Oranjestad, is picture-perfect with colorful Dutch architecture and delicious local food shacks offer authentic meals for just $10 to $15.

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Cancún, Mexico

Free access to white sand beaches and natural swimming caverns make Cancun an adventure for the books. Explore the underwater art museum near Isla Mujeres, cultural landmarks like Chichén Itzá, and an incredible art scene in Tulum, plus Playa del Carmen for unforgettable nightlife. Denver to Cancún flights start at just $211. Budget hotels and hostels start at $40 to $70 per night, with mid-range options costing $100 to $150. The ADO buses are a cheap and convenient way to explore, with fares from $5 to $10. Local buses within Cancún are just under $1! Street food is highly affordable too, with tacos or tamales priced at $2 to $5 each.

Scott Taylor

St. Lucia

Flights from cities like New York to St. Lucia are $255 roundtrip. All-inclusive resorts like Bay Gardens Hotel, Rodney Bay Village are affordable stays near shops and restaurants with rates starting at $208 per night. Famous for its iconic Pitons, twin volcanic peaks that rise from the sea, St. Lucia is also a paradise for travelers who love hiking, zip-lining, and snorkeling in coral reefs. Soak in the therapeutic mud baths of Soufrière, or explore the island's tropical rainforests. The Tet Paul Nature Trail ($10 entry fee) offers stunning panoramic views of the island.

United States

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The Florida Keys

All-inclusive resorts like Bungalows Key Largo, an adults-only resort located on the Florida Key’s Northernmost Island, Key Largo, (just 63 miles south of Miami), offer a tropical escape without the hassle of a passport. Find bougainvillea-draped verandas, oversized soaking tubs, outdoor garden showers, and Huffy beach cruisers to explore the island. Their Romance Package includes a Waterfront or Garden View Bungalow, chocolate-covered strawberries at your arrival, a bottle of sparkling wine, and rose petals to set the mood.;) You also get a $200 spa credit toward soothing treatments at Zen Garden Spa and a $200 credit for in-house water sports, like kayak races or Tiki boat cruises. For an extra fee, you can take a Valentine's Day Sunset Dinner Cruise on a luxury catamaran with food and music and fun.

Igor Passchier

Moab

Located between Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park, Moab, Utah was listed on U.S. News & World Report's cheap places to travel in 2025 and for good reason. Hike among the iconic sandstone arches, bike rugged trails like Slickrock, or raft and kayak along the Colorado River for an affordable escape that feels like you'd landed on Mars. Towering 2,000 feet above the Colorado River, catch a breathtaking panorama of Canyonlands’ sculpted pinnacles and buttes at Dead Horse Point State Park, one of the most photographed places in the world. Downtown Moab features a waterfront, charming shops, local art, and delicious eateries. Stay in safari-like tents from Under Canopy for about $200/night in June or book a campground for a more rugged experience.

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Gulf Shores, Alabama

This coastal gem is known for its white sandy beaches and warm Gulf waters, and it's an affordable destination for families, couples, and solo travelers. Sun-soak and swim along the iconic Gulf State Park Pier, explore free and affordable activities like hiking scenic trails or kayaking through serene backwaters. Savor delicious Southern seafood on the cheap at places like beachfront The Hangout and The Original Oyster House Boardwalk. Dolphin cruises, paddle boarding, and fun waterparks are also on the itinerary at this affordable hotspot.

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Bar Harbor, Maine

Also on U.S. News's cheap places to visit is this charming coastal town and a gateway to Acadia National Park. Hike Cadillac Mountain to catch a stunning sunrise, bike along the scenic carriage roads, or kayak through the sparkling waters of Frenchman Bay. Stroll the Shore Path for breathtaking ocean views, and don’t missBar Island, accessible during low tide. Indulge in fresh lobster at local seafood shacks like Rose Eden Lobster or explore the quaint shops and storybook charm of downtown. Whale watching tours (running around $30-$70) are also a must!

Europe

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Bratislava, Slovakia

Traveling to Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, is ideal for budget-minded travelers. The city offers affordable accommodations, from budget-friendly hotels to cozy guesthouses for less than $150 per night. Stroll along the banks of the Danube River, and explore Old Town, which looks straight out of a Disney princess movie. Use the Bratislava Card to visit more than 20 museums and sites, including the famous Bratislava Castle for panoramic views of the city. Public transport is cheap and reliable, making it easy to explore too. Savor hearty Slovak dishes like halušky and goulash on the cheap at local eateries, and visit free attractions like St. Martin’s Cathedral.

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Canary Islands, Spain

The best time to visit the Canary Islands, a Spanish archipelago off the coast of northwestern Africa, is October through March for warm weather and fewer crowds, and when average airline prices will run you about $300, according to Dollar Flight Club. (Look for midweek flights when prices often drop significantly.) Tenerife, the largest island, offers famous beaches and some of the best stargazing in the world. Explore the colonial architecture ofLa Laguna and La Orotava, or enjoy fresh seafood in the quiet fishing village of Garachico. The island’s volcanic interior provides stunning landscapes perfect for hiking, while Santa Cruz offers a taste of modern art and architecture. Whale watching in late fall can be enjoyed with tours like Whale Wise Eco Tours, which use solar-powered boats.

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Madeira Island, Portugal

An emerging destination for travelers seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience, Madeira Island, often called the "Pearl of the Atlantic," is a stunning Portuguese archipelago located off the northwest coast of Africa. Best time to visit is in the spring for blooming landscapes. (Use layovers in also affordable Lisbon to save on airfare). Renowned for its year-round mild climate, namesake wine, and breathtaking landscapes, Madeira offers lush trails, dramatic cliffs, and exotic botanical gardens. Stroll charming cobblestone streets in the capital, Funchal, hike Pico Ruivo, swim in natural swimming pools, and savor fresh seafood in this affordable destination. In Lisbon, public transport, including the IG-worthy colorful trams and metro, is inexpensive and a great way to explore iconic landmarks like Belém Tower and Jerónimos Monastery, many of which have free or discounted entry on Sundays. Wander through the colorful Alfama District or relax at scenic viewpoints (miradouros) for free.

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Prague, Czech Republic

Prague is a stunning medieval city that rivals most popular European destinations. Travel in March to May or September for fewer tourists and better prices, and check nearby airports like Vienna or Berlin for cheaper fares. The Prague Castle and Charles Bridge are all free and many hotels are cheaper than other European cities. People-watch in cozy cafés with a local delicacy like trdelník, a sugary cake, and take a free walking tour around this beautiful historical city.

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Malta

This small island nation, located in the Mediterranean Sea between Sicily and northern Africa, is easy to explore, with affordable stays ranging from guesthouses to charming boutique hotels that cost less than $200 per night. Malta's Explore Card is about $25 for unlimited bus travel for seven days. Visit in spring or fall when prices are low but the weather is still perfect. Wander the ancient streets of Valletta, a UNESCO World Heritage site, or explore the medieval walled city of Mdina. Golden Bay beach and beautiful Spinola Bay are both free, or snorkel in the crystal-clear waters of the Blue Lagoon.

Asia

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Bangkok, Thailand

Visit everything from bustling markets and glittering temples to rooftop bars and street food vendors in Bangkok. The Grand Palace is one of Bangkok’s most iconic landmarks for 500 baht (about $15). Inside, find Wat Phra Kaew, home to the Emerald Buddha, a highly revered statue. Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is the most famous floating market near Bangkok, where you can shop for traditional snacks and affordable gifts from boats. Take a boat ride on the Chao Phraya River; ride a tuk-tuk ride along the Khao San Road; and relax in Lumpini Park for a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok (you can rent a paddleboat, enjoy a picnic, or simply take a stroll while watching locals practice tai chi). Keep an eye out for the giant monitor lizards that roam freely in the park! Visit iconic rooftop bars, like Sky Bar at Lebua State Tower, famous for being featured in the movie The Hangover 2, and Vertigo and Moon Bar, located at the Banyan Tree Hotel with stunning 360-degree views of the city.

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Coron, Philippines

Traveling to the Philippines on a budget is both easy and rewarding, offering stunning landscapes and rich culture without breaking the bank. Coron, with its stunning lagoons, shipwreck dives, and affordable island-hopping tours, is a must-visit. Feast on delicious street food like pork skewers and halo-halo for just a few dollars. Visit budget-friendly yet breathtaking spots like El Nido’s lagoons, Siargao Island’s surf spots, and Banaue’s rice terraces too. Affordable accommodations, like hostels and beachside cottages, cater to frugal travelers. Public transport, such as jeepneys and tricycles, ensures low-cost travel between destinations.

Africa

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Marrakech, Morocco

Watch for budget airlines from major hubs like Paris or Madrid and travel to this stunning destination with everything from the bustling souks of Marrakech to the serene Sahara Desert. Explore ancient medinas, swoon over the intricate architecture of mosques and palaces, or wander through the blue streets of Chefchaouen. Adventure seekers can trek the Atlas Mountains, while beach lovers can relax in coastal towns like Essaouira. Savor flavorful Moroccan cuisine, such as tagines, couscous, and mint tea. According to Dollar Flight Club, average prices are $310 and the best time to visit is March-April or October-November for ideal temperatures.

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Eating out as a vegan can be a true challenge, especially if you don’t exactly know that what you’re ordering is 100% vegan. Fast food faves like McDonald’s and Taco Bell are secretly packed with vegan items, and Starbucks is no exception. From oat milk coffees to satisfyingly savory snacks, you’ve actually got plenty of plant-based choices when you pull up at your local Starbucks.

Scroll on to explore every vegan Starbucks drink and food item you can add to your order!

Vegan Starbucks Drinks

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1. Brown Sugar Oatmilk Cortado

This new-to-the-menu espresso drink combines brown sugar syrup and oat milk to balance out the punchy coffee notes.

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2. Latte (Iced + Hot)

You can totally enjoy a latte at Starbucks if you're vegan. Their oat, almond, coconut, and soy milks are vegan, plus many of their syrups qualify as vegan, too, if you want to flavor up your drink. According to this Starbucks supervisor, all of Starbucks "clear" syrups are vegan and dairy-free. Starbucks' regular and white mocha sauces and caramel drizzle are also vegan and dairy-free.

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3. Americano (Iced + Hot)

Starbucks' Americanos are just water and espresso, so you don't have to worry about any dairy being in there. Optionally, you could ask for a splash of non-dairy milk and pumps of your fave syrup.

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4. Brewed Coffee (Iced + Hot)

Same goes for their brewed coffees, including iced coffee. Easily ask your barista to add in some non-dairy milk and a few pumps of syrup if you desire!

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5. Nondairy Salted Caramel Cream Cold Brew

This vegan cold brew drink is crafted with non-dairy cold foam that's flavored with salted caramel – and it's delish!

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6. Nitro Cold Brew

A plain nitro cold brew from Starbucks is fully vegan and dairy-free. You can choose to add a splash of non-dairy milk, if you wish your sip to be a bit smoother and creamier.

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7. Iced Brown Sugar Oatmilk Shaken Espresso

This one's a classic: shots of espresso get shaken up with ice and brown sugar syrup to create a frothy foam, then the drink is topped off with oat milk to cut the bitterness. It's quite a delectable order, even if you're not eating fully vegan.

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8. Starbucks Refreshers

All of Starbucks' fruity Refreshers are vegan. Plus, you can can add lemonade, tea, other flavor inclusions like strawberry and peach to add some extra oomph.

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9. Iced Black Tea

Their refreshing iced black tea is certifiably vegan, too.

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10. Iced Green Tea

If you prefer green tea, Starbucks' offering is vegan-friendly. If you tend to take your tea a bit sweeter, just order it with however many packets of your preferred sweetener, and your barista will add it in.

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11. Lemonade

You truly can't go wrong with a lemonade!

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12. Hot Teas

Starbucks' hot teas are totally vegan, too. If you want to make them fancier, ask for an additional splash of your go-to non-dairy milk!

Vegan Starbucks Foods

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1. Rolled & Steel-Cut Oatmeal

Now onto the food! First up is Starbucks' oatmeal, which you can fancy up with nuts, berries, and brown sugar. Make sure to order it with water to ensure it stays vegan.

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2. Plain Bagel

Surprisingly, Starbucks' bagels are also vegan.

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3. Everything Bagel

The plain and everything bagels will work for any vegan eater.

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4. Avocado Spread

Plus, you can order your bagel with a side of this delicious avocado spread for a nutritious boost!

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5. Spicy Falafel Pocket

This 100% vegan snack pocket is new to the Starbucks menu, but it's already become a fan-favorite amongst vegans and non-vegans alike.

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6. Chipotle Almond Dip

You can order the Spicy Falafel Pocket with a side of this fully-vegan Chipotle Almond Dip (AKA Bitchin’ Sauce). Yum.

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Bucket list travel doesn't have to mean escaping to exotic destinations around the globe while spending multiple paychecks to get there. Some of the most spectacular travel escapes are located right here in the U.S. For your 2025 travel planning, explore must-see spots along the rugged coast of the West, charming towns in the East, cultural escapes in the South to scenic train rides in the Midwest. Pack your bags for an unforgettable experience, and explore beyond your corner of the country this year.

Here are the 14 most stunning U.S. trips to add to your travel bucket-list this year!

Alexey Komissarov

Drive the Pacific Coast Highway

Say hello to breathtaking coastal views, charming towns, and iconic landmarks along this stretch of California. Start in the north near Monterey and visit the Monterey Bay Aquarium and stroll the Cannery Row waterfront. Heading south, stop in Big Sur and take photos from Bixby Creek Bridgeand spot purple sand at Pfeiffer Beach. Go chasing waterfalls at McWay Falls in Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park before stopping in the picturesque town of Carmel-by-the-Sea. History buffs and decor lovers will want to stop at Hearst Castle, an OTT estate perched high above the coastline. Take in the laid-back charm of Morro Bay and end your trip in Santa Barbara, A.K.A the “American Riviera,” with its Spanish-inspired architecture and pretty beaches.

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View the Northern Lights in Alaska

Spot the ethereal greens, purples, and reds swirling across the sky between September and March. Fairbanks is a prime location, offering the best viewing conditions and aurora tours. Venture to Chena Hot Springs Resort for a unique experience watching the lights in the sky while soaking in natural hot springs. Remote locations like Denali National Park or Coldfoot Camp near the Arctic Circle offer even more dramatic displays away from light pollution.

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Shoot Your Best Shot at Antelope Canyon

Explore the stunning natural beauty of the American Southwest with a trip to The Grand Canyon and then to Antelope Canyon, less than two hours from each other. Start at the Grand Canyon National Park, and catch the best views of the remarkable rock formations at overlooks like Mather Point and Hopi Point. Nearby, visit Antelope Canyon, a photo lover’s dream with its narrow sandstone walls that are highlighted by sunlight. Just a short drive away, Horseshoe Bend provides a jaw-dropping view of the Colorado River as it winds around a dramatic rock formation.

Jessica Furtney

Stroll the Mossy Streets of Savannah, GA

Feel like you've stepped back in time with a visit to Savannah, Georgia, where you'll stroll cobblestone streets and admire historic architecture under moss-draped oak trees. Stroll through the charming Historic District, home to landmarks like Forsyth Park and River Street, where shops and cafes overlook the Savannah River. Take a guided ghost tour of Bonaventure Cemetery. Indulge in Southern cuisine at iconic spots like The Olde Pink House or Mrs. Wilkes’ Dining Roombefore heading back to your cozy room at the Bellwether House.

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Ride A Hot Air Balloon Above Napa Valley

Rise and shine early for a hot air balloon ride over Napa Valley and float above the rolling vineyards with panoramic views. After your flight, stop by Oakville Grocery, the oldest continually operating grocery store in California, which has become a scene for San Francisco visitors. Grab wood-fired pizzas, the best chocolate chip cookies you'll find in town, and picnic essentials for outdoor dining. After, visit the new tasting garden, also known as the Wren, at Bella Union Winery, where you can enjoy an elegant Cabernet Sauvignon by the glass or by the bottle. Stop by their family of wineries, Nickel & Nickel and Far Niente, too. On day two, indulge in a spa day at the bougey Meadowood.

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Jazz & Dine In New Orleans

Enjoy jazz, blues, gospel, and more at the New Orleans Jazz Fest (April 24-May 4) and explore this iconic city. Try Commander’s Palace for upscale Creole classics or Willie Mae’s Scotch House for award-winning fried chicken. Sip cocktails at The Carousel Bar or indulge in a Sazerac at Arnaud’s French 75 Bar.

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Visit Old Faithful at Yellowstone

This national park atop a volcanic hot spot spreads from Wyoming into parts of Montana and Idaho and features dramatic canyons, alpine rivers, lush forests, hot springs and active geysers, including its most famous, Old Faithful.Spot bison, bears, and elk in Lamar Valley or Hayden Valley and stay at theOld Faithful Inn(opens May 2, 2025) for its historic charm and proximity to the park’s famous geyser.

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Snorkel With Sea Turtles In Oahu

Visit this tropical paradise and take an eco-certified snorkel tour with sea turtles, known locally as honu, in crystal-clear waters. Head to the stunning Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve, a protected marine sanctuary full of colorful fish and turtles, and explore Oahu’s iconic spots like Diamond Head, Waikiki, and the surf lover's North Shore. Turtle Canyon off Waikiki Beach or Laniakea Beach on the North Shore, often called “Turtle Beach,” are more turtle-loving spots.

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Take The Most Scenic Train Ride To Chicago

Prefer the serene charm of train travel? The California Zephyr is one of North America's most beautiful long-distance train rides. This iconic route runs between Chicago and San Francisco, taking you through the stunning, snow-capped Sierra Nevada mountains, the dramatic peaks of the Rockies, and the plains of Nebraska. Pass through Denver and Salt Lake City and soak in views from the comfort of the panoramic train cars. This is an unforgettable way to witness the natural beauty of America's midwest.

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Spot Orcas Along the San Juan Islands

The San Juan Islands, nestled in the Pacific Northwest, are the perfect escape for whale watching, kayaking, and exploring charming villages likeFriday Harbor. Access the islands via the Washington State Ferry System. Orcas Islandis the largest in the archipelago. Explore Moran State Park, home to hiking trails and stunning views from Mount Constitution, and book a whale watching tour to spot orcas, humpbacks, minkes, and gray whales, even bald eagles!

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Art Hop In Santa Fe

Santa Fe is a haven for art lovers. Start your visit on Canyon Road, a lively arts district lined with more than 100 galleries showcasing everything from Native American pottery to contemporary sculptures. Visit the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum to view her most important works, and then brunch at Dolina Bakery & Cafe or dine at the Spanish-inspired La Boca. Share a cozy casita at the stunning Bishop Lodge and explore the Santa Fe National Forest. Day trips: Drive about an hour to O’Keefe’s home and Ghost Ranch, a stunning education center nestled near the red and yellow cliffs of the Piedra Lumbre. Take a drive along the scenic Turquoise Trail, which links Albuquerque and Santa Fe, and catch a breathtaking view from atop Sandia Crest (stop through the mining towns of Golden and Madrid too).

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Stargaze in Bryce Canyon

Book an unforgettable adventure in Utah’s red rock country. Known for its stunning red, orange, and white hoodoos, ortowering rock formations, Bryce Canyon National Park is a photographer and nature lover’s dream. Start with Sunrise Point for breathtaking views and explore trails like the Navajo Loop or Queen’s Garden, which take you up close to these geological wonders. For a panoramic experience, drive along Scenic Byway 12 or visit Bryce Point at sunset. Stargazing here is awe-inspiring, with some of the darkest skies in the U.S.

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Visit The Southernmost Point of the U.S.

Key West, once home to literary legends like Ernest Hemingway, Tennessee Williams, Elizabeth Bishop, and Robert Frost, as well as musician Jimmy Buffett, feels like a nostalgic journey to the past. Stroll along palm-lined streets and admire the pastel-hued, Victorian-era gingerbread houses and tin-roofed conch-style homes. Enjoy live music and sip Hurricane cocktails at outdoor bars, and explore its vibrant coral reefs just 90 miles north of Cuba.

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Spot Wild Horses In The Outer Banks

One of the most magical experiences is seeing the wild horses, believed to be descendants of Spanish Mustangs, that roam freely along the shores of the Outer Banks in North Carolina. Head to the upscale Corolla or Shackleford Banks, where guided tours give you the chance to witness these beautiful creatures in their natural habitat. Pair this with visits to landmarks like the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse or a drive along the scenic Highway 12.

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What is it about family sagas that seem to make book clubs more interesting? Maybe it's because we know interpersonal relationships can be a little dysfunctional. It could be that we still don't know how to communicate with the people we love the most. Even if we love our parents and siblings, reading about other families' fictional twists and turns gives us a rush of adrenaline.

So it's no wonder Jenna Bush Hager's January book club pick feels like something we can read without putting down. It's full of complicated relationship dynamics, love, and reconciling one's identity with their past. You can say it's the perfect read to kick off your 2025 reading goals!

Learn more about Jenna Bush Hager's 2025 book club pick and fall in love with one character's journey of self-discovery.

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The Life Cycle of the Common Octopus by Emma Knight

Penn should be excited about advancing her education at the University of Edinburgh, but she can't stop thinking about the secret her parents have been keeping from her. For some reason, she believes she'll uncover it while she's in Scotland because Lord Lennox — her father's friend — is in the area.

Her hunger for the truth leads her to Lord Lennox's estate where she she starts mingling with his family and even discovers love in this moving novel.

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Jenna Bush Hager's Thoughts About The Life Cycle of the Common Octopus

Jenna Bush Hager thinks readers will love The Life Cycle of the Common Octopus because "it's a rich novel" with themes of "friendship and motherhood" (via Instagram). It's so good, she's sure "it will sweep you off your feet (via Instagram).

We hope you enjoy reading about Penn's journey in The Life Cycle of the Common Octopus and encourage you to check out Reese Witherspoon's January book club pick next!

Trader Joe’s loves to keep us on our toes when it comes to their new arrivals. We’re constantly monitoring the aisles to discover all the new TJ’s sweet treats and savory snacks they launch – and these 7 new picks for January 2025 are not to be missed! All of these Trader Joe’s products will run you less than $5, which only makes sealing the deal on your grocery bill easier.

From delicious dips to a very enticing new frozen meal, these are the 7 best new Trader Joe’s finds you absolutely need to try in January 2025.

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1. Teensy Candy Bars

These tiny little candy bar bites ($2.99) resemble Snickers in the best way possible: layers of nougat, caramel, and peanuts are enveloped in a delicious chocolate coating for maximum snackage. We're gonna have to resist eating the whole bag! TJ's even suggests using these bits as decoration for other desserts, like sprinkling some on a scoop of ice cream or baking them into some cookies.

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2. Olive Tapenade Hummus

Trader Joe's array of dips is simply too good to resist, and this newcomer hummus ($3.49) is no exception! It's a tub of "smooth and nutty" hummus topped with a tapenade comprised of black olives, manzanilla olives, capers, and olive oil to give it a salty effect. It's gonna taste so great as a dip for crackers or as a spread on a Mediterranean pita wrap.

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3. Organic Concord Grape Jelly

This squeezable grape jelly ($3.49) is nothing short of nostalgic. Trader Joe's says it's "super smooth, joyously juicy, and potently purple," which immediately has us sold on making PB&Js every day now.

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4. Spicy Chicken Nuggets

Oh, yeah. Bring on the spice with these spicy nuggs ($3.99) that make the perfect easy meal no matter the time of day! Made from all-natural chicken breast and rib meat, breaded with wheat, rice and corn flours, then covered in hot sauce and lightly fried, TJ's has their texture down to a tee. You can easily cook 'em in the air fryer, oven, or microwave before chowing down!

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5. Crispy Potato & Poblano Pepper Tacos

These halved and fried frozen tacos ($4.99) will totally crush your Taco Bell cravings, since they come together super quickly and contain flavors with mind-blowing authenticity! Each taco is filled with a blend of seasoned mashed potatoes and some "ever-so- slightly spicy" poblano peppers that'll work so well with any dipping sauce, from TJ's salsa to their creamy Jalapeño Sauce.

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6. Strawberry Mini Hold The Cone!

Just in time for Valentine's Day, Trader Joe's is debuting a new flavor ($3.99) of their classic Hold The Cone! frozen dessert: strawberry! These tiny, chocolate-covered cones are lined with even more "rich" chocolate on the inside, then packed with strawberry ice cream, which TJ's says is crafted with plenty of strawberry purée.

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7. Caesar Salad Dip

Trader Joe's shoppers have said this new Caesar Salad Dip ($3.69) makes a perfect girl dinner addition– which, if you get it, you get it! The tub starts with a "creamy" base that's then loaded up with Caesar-seasoned sour cream, mayo, anchovy paste, Parmesan, and finely shredded Romaine for the crunch. It's best enjoyed with crackers or veggie sticks to dip, but you could also smatter fried chicken or seared steak in it for some ahh-mazing flavor!

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