Meet the ‘Snacklebox’: TikTok trend makes outdoor adventures a little more appetizing
A new social media trend put a mouthwatering twist on an essential piece of fisherman’s equipment — the tackle box.
The new concept, coined the “snacklebox” by TikTok users, takes traditional tackle boxes to design intricate snack boxes for everything from road trips with your kids to bachelorette parties on the lake.
TikToker Skylar, who is known as @skybut, got more than 2.2 million views of her multi-tier snacklebox she created for her cousins’ bachelorette party. The box contained cheeses, meats, nuts, toothpicks, an abundance of crackers and veggies — a condensed charcuterie board.
@skybut Snackle box
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“It was seriously the life of the party,” Skylar said on her TikTok, and added that they kept it chilled by storing the box in a cooler. “Us country people wanna enjoy a (charcuterie) board setup every now and then too.”
“A charcuterie tackle box is the most southern thing I’ve ever seen,” one commenter joked. “I’m so in.”
Other TikTok users have shared similar ideas before and after Skylar, some recommending the idea for their husband’s fishing trips, holidays or long drives.
@fifthwheellifestyle Will they eat them or will they be too busy fishing? #snackleboxes #snacklebox #snackbox #charcuterie #charcuteriebox #charcuterieboard #snacks #mansnacks #charcuterieoftiktok #snacks #boatsnacks #boatday #offshore #snapperseason #snapperseason2022 #redsnapperseason #offshoretrip #spoiledhusbands ♬ American Kids - Kenny Chesney
“Brilliant idea,” one person commented on TikToker @fifthwheellifestyle’s snacklebox creation. “I can see this being a great idea for my kids on travel days.”
Some viewers had questions about the safety of putting food in the boxes if they were sprayed with any chemicals. @Skybut said that someone suggested putting cupcake liners in the box if people were concerned with food touching the plastic.
Road trip with me, I’ll pack you a Snacklebox. #dancemoms #miles #hungryhippos #snacktime #bringontheweekend pic.twitter.com/ROuZ1iIoMx
— Kizmin Wilson (@kizminw) January 14, 2022
Many tackle boxes can be found within the $10-$30 price range online for anyone interested in building their own snacklebox at home.
We’re thinking some sardines might be a nice addition, or perhaps caviar.
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