Those of you who take food with you on trips...
#2
I started packing food to control my crap food intake, but it does work for saving $$$ as well. I use a small softside cooler.
4 PBJs, 2 microwavable soup/chef boyardee cups, 2 cups natural applesauce, wheat thins, powerbars, granola bars, bananas and/or apples, almonds, dark chocolate pieces.
4 PBJs, 2 microwavable soup/chef boyardee cups, 2 cups natural applesauce, wheat thins, powerbars, granola bars, bananas and/or apples, almonds, dark chocolate pieces.
#4
The soup does not need to be kept cold, so save it for the last couple days of a 4-day trip when your ice packs have thawed out.
Some guys are very good at this, but even I have become fairly good at making it through a 4-day trip with buying very little food.
I bring some stuff from the deli in a grocery store, like a pasta salad and a pound or so of tuna salad and some crackers. I also bring cheese and yoghurt. These obviously need to be kept cold. Lots of granola bars.
I have a bag from Ebags which fits on the rails of my PNT rollaboard. The bag will pay for itself in about 2 trips.
But the true unforeseen bonus of bringing your own food is not having to really hustle to stand in line for really crappy food at airports. You fly in and have a 30 minute turn and are starving. Not a worry if you have your own chow along.
Some guys are very good at this, but even I have become fairly good at making it through a 4-day trip with buying very little food.
I bring some stuff from the deli in a grocery store, like a pasta salad and a pound or so of tuna salad and some crackers. I also bring cheese and yoghurt. These obviously need to be kept cold. Lots of granola bars.
I have a bag from Ebags which fits on the rails of my PNT rollaboard. The bag will pay for itself in about 2 trips.
But the true unforeseen bonus of bringing your own food is not having to really hustle to stand in line for really crappy food at airports. You fly in and have a 30 minute turn and are starving. Not a worry if you have your own chow along.
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The soup does not need to be kept cold, so save it for the last couple days of a 4-day trip when your ice packs have thawed out.
Some guys are very good at this, but even I have become fairly good at making it through a 4-day trip with buying very little food.
I bring some stuff from the deli in a grocery store, like a pasta salad and a pound or so of tuna salad and some crackers. I also bring cheese and yoghurt. These obviously need to be kept cold. Lots of granola bars.
I have a bag from Ebags which fits on the rails of my PNT rollaboard. The bag will pay for itself in about 2 trips.
But the true unforeseen bonus of bringing your own food is not having to really hustle to stand in line for really crappy food at airports. You fly in and have a 30 minute turn and are starving. Not a worry if you have your own chow along.
Some guys are very good at this, but even I have become fairly good at making it through a 4-day trip with buying very little food.
I bring some stuff from the deli in a grocery store, like a pasta salad and a pound or so of tuna salad and some crackers. I also bring cheese and yoghurt. These obviously need to be kept cold. Lots of granola bars.
I have a bag from Ebags which fits on the rails of my PNT rollaboard. The bag will pay for itself in about 2 trips.
But the true unforeseen bonus of bringing your own food is not having to really hustle to stand in line for really crappy food at airports. You fly in and have a 30 minute turn and are starving. Not a worry if you have your own chow along.
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