10 Hazardous Foods You Need to Stop Eating in Your Car

#3 – Cream-filled and Jelly Donuts

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Some people would happily devour any jelly donut that may cross their path, if you’re one them, don’t do this in your car! Actually, this one makes sense. I dare you to eat a cream-filled or jelly donut without having at least some of the filling ooze out.

While there’s a wide variety of fillings, Raspberry jelly is the most difficult to remove from fabric. So you’ll likely end up with an ever-lasting stain to remind you not to eat in your car again.

#4 – Fried Chicken

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Fried chicken is a total no-no when driving! It’s obviously greasy and makes your hands slippery, which means you’ll keep trying to wipe them on anything, including your shirt, as you drive.

The worst thing is that you’ll make the steering wheel greasy too, making it very difficult to steer safely. Not to mention that greasy food destroys the seats’ leather upholstery in high-end vehicles.

#5 – Barbecued Goodies

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Any barbecued food comes with the sauce, which can be so tasty but will eventually end up on everything you touch, especially if you lick your fingers. Moreover, this type of food isn’t easy to consume and we all know that it’s messy by nature.

It could take only one moment to check how bad the sauce stain on your shirt is so you may be involved in a crash a moment later. Eating anything barbecued while driving is just a terrible idea.

#6 – Juicy Hamburgers

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A burger actually has it all, the grease, mayo, ketchup, mustard, leaking tomato and other ingredients, etc, especially if it’s a thick and juicy hamburger.

Burgers are one of those messy foods that need much focus and it’s almost impossible to take a bite and put down or finish without staining your hands and wheel with slippery grease.