Best road food
11-01-2007 | 01:06 PM
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United's snack-pack crew-meals LoL. I'm always carrying at least one of those salt-boxes!
Other than that, I subsist on trail-mix, chef-boyardee, and at least one McDonald's cheeseburger happy-meal per day (subsitute apple dippers for fries and chocolate milk for soda)! And if I don't like the toy, I give it to some kid on my next leg LoL
Oh yeah and ditto on two later posts: Clif Bars and Sandwiches. I always pack enough food to get me through day 1...after that it's snacking on the plane and a good dinner and beer at night!
Other than that, I subsist on trail-mix, chef-boyardee, and at least one McDonald's cheeseburger happy-meal per day (subsitute apple dippers for fries and chocolate milk for soda)! And if I don't like the toy, I give it to some kid on my next leg LoL
Oh yeah and ditto on two later posts: Clif Bars and Sandwiches. I always pack enough food to get me through day 1...after that it's snacking on the plane and a good dinner and beer at night!
Last edited by ExperimentalAB; 11-01-2007 at 01:31 PM.
11-01-2007 | 01:19 PM
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I have the ebag food sack. I go to Target (new target) and in the food section I pack wraps, sandwiches, and some fruit which comes out to be like $15. While one my trip (3-4 days) I use a headache pack which I got at Walmart for like $4 and I keep loading it up with ice from the vending machines at the hotels or from the airplane. If I have a refridge at the overnight..bonus. That food sack stays pretty cool as long as you keep swapin out the ice. I budget about $15 for food/beer to go out once per trip with the crew if I want. Soda/water/snacks all on the plane. So $30 per 4 day trip isn't too shabby. My two cents.
11-01-2007 | 01:31 PM
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