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What to bring to eat for my month long trip?
I'm going out of town for four weeks. My hotel is going to have a microwave and mini fridge. I'm going to get to come home on the weekends and the hotel is providing breakfast, but what should I bring for lunch and dinner foods during the weekdays?
Oh I'm sharing the room with someone I don't know and I don't know if she's planning on bringing food too...
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- AuntKatieLv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
Plan on mostly high quality nutritious snack foods - nuts, dried fruit, and so on. Bring a few microwave meals that you can buy off the shelf in the grocery store. A loaf of bread and a jar of peanut butter might be a good idea, and maybe some sandwich meat. Pick up fruit that travels well, such as apples. Keep a few juice boxes in the fridge.
- ?Lv 410 years ago
Id bring a lot of fluids, water, juice ginger ale if you may get sick on the trip, snacks like dried fruits,easy things to cook in the microwave like frozen dinner meals (example: hungry-man, swanson), canned soup because you can just add water (if required) and put in the microwave. crackers etc
