How to Travel With Frozen Food in a Car
One of the most difficult things about traveling with frozen foods is that you can’t leave them in the car. Not only will they thaw and spoil, but the temperature inside a car can’t be controlled like it can in a fridge or freezer. Here We have put together a list of best practices on how to travel with frozen food in a car. 
Always bring along a cooler
This is the most basic method for traveling with frozen foods and should be used as a last resort when nothing else works. Fill up the cooler with ice packs and then fill the cooler with your food.
Make sure the cooler has wheels so it can be moved around easily. Keep your coolers in the trunk. While the trunk is a great place to store the cooler, it’s also one of the most difficult places to keep it cool.
If you’re traveling by car, you’ll want to take your cooler with you wherever you go. In many cases, this means leaving the cooler in the backseat or in the trunk. This means you’ll have to carry the cooler with you, which can be a lot of work. If you’re going on a long trip, you may want to consider storing the cooler in the backseat instead of the trunk. Keep the temperature inside your car at a safe level.
If you have a large cooler, you can split the food into two compartments and put each compartment in an ice pack or frozen ice pack. You can also put the ice packs inside the cooler, but this doesn’t work well because they tend to melt. The ice packs should stay in place throughout the trip.
Pack your food in Ziploc bags or plastic containers so that it’s easy to access and won’t leak. You should also use Ziploc bags for items like meat or poultry that are going to be cooked.
Use freezer paper
If you plan on cooking your food on a stovetop, you can use freezer paper to wrap the food in aluminum foil. This will keep the food from sticking to the bottom of the pan, which is important for things like stir-fries. It’s also important to note that freezer paper is not waterproof.
At the end, the best advice I could give is to make sure the cooler is not too heavy or cumbersome and it must have the perfect size for the amount of food you want to pack in there, and it fits perfectly in most cars.
