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EPISODE · Apr 15, 2026 · 19 MIN

NASH EATS on a Southern Road Trip - Would You Put Maple Syrup on CHICKEN? Eat Quail? What is Späetzle Anyway?

from Pack the Kids · host Sarah Marnell, the Mom

This week on Pack the Kids, we’re diving into what we ate on our spring break trip through Blue Ridge, Georgia, Helen, Georgia, and Chattanooga, Tennessee—and let’s just say… this was NOT your average road trip food.From German food in a Bavarian-style town in Georgia to Appalachian-inspired fine dining, over-the-top brunch, and homemade meals while glamping, this episode covers the real-life food experiences of traveling with kids in the U.S.We talk about: Trying schnitzel, spätzle, and German comfort food in Helen, Georgia  Ice cream chaos at a busy small-town creamery  Cooking our own burgers and brownies while glamping  A full Italian multi-course dining experience (with kids!) Ordering quail for the first time (and actually liking it)  A cozy Appalachian bistro with steak, oysters, and yucca fries  The BEST biscuits and chicken and waffles we’ve ever had We also play a round of Truth or Trash featuring food history—from Southern desserts to Appalachian cooking—and learn something along the way.If you’re planning a family trip to Chattanooga, Blue Ridge, or the Southeast U.S., or just want to know what kids will actually eat on vacation, this episode is packed with ideas, laughs, and real experiences.📍 Places Mentioned (With Links)🍽️ Chattanooga, TennesseeElsie’s Daughter https://www.thehotelchalet.com/dining/elsies-daughter (Appalachian-inspired bistro with French/Belgian influence) Click here to Stay at the Choo Choo Hotel - The Chalet, a remodeled Train Station with real trains to sleep in!Milk & Honey https://www.milkandhoneychattanooga.com/ (Brunch spot known for biscuits, chicken & waffles, and breakfast dishes)Alleia https://alleiarestaurant.com/ (hand crafted Italian Food Using Local Ingredients)🇩🇪 Helen, Georgia (German Food Experience)Bodensee Restaurant https://www.bodenseerestaurant.com/ (Traditional German food including schnitzel, wurst, and spätzle) 🍦 Blue Ridge, GeorgiaBlue Ridge Creamery https://www.blueridgecreamery.com/ (Popular ice cream shop in a walkable downtown area)BIG News! You can text us now!Follow Us on Instagram! @MarnellFamilyRoadshowWatch us on You Tube @PackTheKidsPodcastEmail us! [email protected] want to hear about your adventures too and will choose a few to shout out on the show!

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This week on Pack the Kids, we’re diving into what we ate on our spring break trip through Blue Ridge, Georgia, Helen, Georgia, and Chattanooga, Tennessee—and let’s just say… this was NOT your average road trip food. From German food in a Bavarian-style town in Georgia to Appalachian-inspired fine dining, over-the-top brunch, and homemade meals while glamping, this episode covers the real-life food experiences of traveling with kids in the U.S. We talk about: Trying schnitzel, spätzle, ...

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