15 DIY Snacks That Are Perfect To Take To The Beach

For when you're craving watermelon, but you don't want it to get all mushy and hot before you eat it. Get the recipe here.

An undeniably perfect summer eat. Get the recipe here.

If you want cold fruit to much on while lying on the sand, give these frozen grapes a go. Either pop them on a skewer or just whack them all in a Ziploc bag.

Portable and delicious. Get the recipe here.

So much better than a handful of Coles-brand trail mix. Get the recipe here.

If nuts really aren't your thing, you should definitely give chickpeas a go. Get the recipe here.

Pasta salads without cheese are the best options for warm days at the beach. Get the recipe here.

When the line at the ice cream place near the beach goes around the block, it'll be good to have these on hand as an alternative. Get the recipe here.

Load up a Tupperware container with these bad boys and you'll be the most popular person on the beach. Get the recipe here.

Instead of munching on a bag of salt and vinegar Smith's, pack a serve of these in your beach bag. Get the recipe here.

Or fill up a bag with some homemade popcorn. Get the recipe here.

Sure it's not the healthiest food in the whole world, but it's pretty damn delicious, no matter what temperature you eat it at. It's also super easy to carry in your beach bag. Get the recipe here.

Another easily-transported snack which doesn't necessarily have to be eaten cold. Get the recipe here.

Like the ones you used to have in your school lunchbox, but way better. Get the recipe here.

Waaaaaay better than 7/11. Get the recipe here.