The National Day holiday is coming to an end, and the peak of return journeys will begin tomorrow. Foodies who need to travel far, what kind of food are you going to bring with you when taking a long-distance train or car?

Today I would like to recommend these cheap and delicious foods to everyone, which are most suitable for long-distance trains. They are several times more delicious and attractive than high-speed rail box lunches!

1. Duck neck: Braised duck neck and the like have always been a very popular delicacy on the train, especially when going to certain cities. Watching others eating with relish on the train makes you salivate.

2. Cucumber: When you are very hungry on the train, you are most afraid of meeting someone chewing half a cucumber. Smelling the fragrance wafting out, you will feel even more hungry!

Sometimes there are conductors selling peelers, walking from the front to the back of the car with a cucumber. The tool doesn't sell much, but the fragrance of the cucumber arouses countless greedy people ~ 3. Eight-treasure porridge: Although the eight-treasure porridge has been complained about countless times

The spoon is short, soft and difficult to use, but I have to say that a can of eight-treasure porridge can save your stomach.

Compared with expensive and unpalatable high-speed rail box lunches, rice pudding is cuter!

5. Bread: Apart from instant noodles, bread is probably the most filling food to take with you on long-distance trains.