We wanted the answer to be Combos. Mr. P from Waconah Regional H.S. did as well when he phoned Slater and Marjo on Monday morning.

The trivia question was, "What is the most common food consumed on a road trip?"

Answers included potato chips, donuts, beef jerky, candy, Combos, and more. There is just something about Combos and a road trip, right? They're very gas station-y. Would you buy Combos at a regular grocery store? I bet some absolutely do.

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BEEF JERKY made the list, but not number one. Have you ever realized how bad your breath can stink after beef jerky, though? It is super salty and good, however.

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DONUTS AND CHIPS were some others...

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THE ANSWER IS... TRAIL MIX.

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Of course, trail mix is the go-to! For the most part, it's healthy. Nuts, raisins, seeds, and chocolate. The perfect mix of salt and sweet and not a ton of complex carbohydrates.

I had mentioned to Marjo that I had trail mix in my pantry and she was shocked, is that not a normal thing? Waconah's Mr. P is on team Slater, he also has trail mix in his pantry!

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