What to feed baby on weekend away

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We are going away for a few days next weekend. We have been doing baby led weaning but due to lockdown i haven’t really had to take food for baby when leaving the house yet.
It’s a pretty small town we are going to but there is a co-op. Does anyone have any tips on some things i can take out with us easily. I know i can just give him a bit of what i’m having but i’d like to have things on hand in case he gets too hungry before our food arrived.

How old is the baby?

So things like breadsticks, Ella kitchen puffs, and sticks.

Dd could munch in a bread stick for about 20 minutes until mine came to share.

A couple of the fruit punches handy and they can sook them themselves if caught out.

I remember having a permanent snack section in my bag with variations on rice cakes, fruit pouches, peanut butter finger sandwiches, a banana, some blueberries/grapes/other fruit in a pot, sugar snap peas etc. Don't worry about being too perfect in a weekend away, just have grab food that can be doled out a bit at a time and sealed away again.

Sliced fruit loaf cut into fingers, cucumber sticks.

DS is 8 months

For hot days I used to cut a banana into batons, freeze overnight and take them with us the next day. It stopped it going brown and was at perfect softness for Dc to gnaw on by the time he was hungry. Likewise for avocado.
Cooked pasta shapes (I used penne as it’s the perfect shape for BLW)
Sticks of cheese
Boiled egg
Crab sticks