skip to main content
68700ac96be537d41e42f1f9_1-241 Medium

When going to a BBYO convention, whether it’s international, regional, or chapter, the snacks you bring are a crucial aspect to your experience. I like to break it into 3 categories.

  1.  Energisers   

This category is for when you are in need of a quick healthy option to fill you up. Protein bars, apples, trail mix, applesauce, and cheese are all great options (conventions at hotels most likely will have a fridge.) I enjoy bringing carrots and hummus to snack on while in my room! 

  1.  Spooey

No BBYO event is complete without a bag of pretzels and frosting, plus your roommates will love you! If you are new to BBYO, spooey is essentially pretzels dipped in frosting (don't knock it before you try it). There is quite the debate over the best combinations of spooey. However, my personal favorite is lightly mixing together both chocolate and vanilla. Another debate presented when eating spooey is, which pretzel is superior for the snack? When it comes to spooey I enjoy pretzel sticks or snap pretzels. Pretzel sticks are better for a less messy option, while the snap pretzels allow optimal frosting amounts.  

  1.  Sweet and Salty 

The final category is all the typical snacks you would think of. It’s important to have at least one salty and one sweet to balance each other out. 

‍

Also don’t forget to bring your favorite drinks!

‍

All views expressed on content written for The Shofar represent the opinions and thoughts of the individual authors. The author biography represents the author at the time in which they were in BBYO.

Explore More Stories

Group of people celebrating on stage
Connection
The Sisterhood I’ve Found Since Becoming a BBG

Since becoming an Ahavah BBG #2303 angel, I have felt such a strong sense of sisterhood and friendship.

Profile picture of Firstname Lastname
Abbey Cohen Jericho, New York, United States
Group of people celebrating on stage
Identity
Taking a Chance on Something Bigger: Running for S’ganit for the First Time

Running for a leadership position like S’ganit for the first time can be intimidating, but taking the leap despite inexperience is a valuable opportunity to learn, make a meaningful impact, and discover your potential.

Profile picture of Firstname Lastname
Lina Gozlan Hollywood, Florida, United States
Group of people celebrating on stage
Connection
From Pierogi to Chabad: My Culinary Tour of Central Europe

From pierogies in Poland to questionable Chabad dinners, my European food experience was anything but predictable.

Profile picture of Firstname Lastname
Mia Kamps Oak Park, Illinois, United States