eating road food

[robbz9206]

Help

 

[Nosu3]

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[robbz9206]

nice

 

[JayJay]

Apples, pears, grapes and blue corn chips are what I usually take on long road trips.

 

[romafan]

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[robbz9206]

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thanks anyways

 

[jaydc7]

buy sliced turkey at a super market
jerkey
cans of tuna
those rotisserie chickens

thats what i usually do when i don't feel like eating out

 

[JayJay]

The main thing for me on long road trips is to avoid fast food joints.

 

[robbz9206]

im taking a single electric burner so we can cook in hotel rooms or whatever. grocery stops for sure. what foods keep well throughout the day?

 

[Raxxman]

Originally Posted by robbz9206

im taking a single electric burner so we can cook in hotel rooms or whatever. grocery stops for sure. what foods keep well throughout the day?

Being a post doc, I love noodles.

Good travel food imo, just need a kettle.

 

[jaydc7]

bring a tuppaware and a lunchbox cooler, just make whatever the night before and keep it in that during the day

 

[Don Carlos]

Gather some raccoons and corn husks during the evening, so that you have all the ingredients for your favorite breakfast ready to go in the morning!

 

[otc]

Just say ******* and go to culvers--you're on the road!

get a basket with a double butter burger with cheese, substitute in cheese curds, substitute in a peanut butter malt (or flavor of your choice)...you have to ask for small or they will make it a medium.

Hope somebody else is driving after this stop.

 

[300zx1985]

If you absolutely have to eat fast food I would try to stick with subway - arbys roast beef sammich isnt terribly bad for you (skip toppings like cheese) I believe it has ~300 calories. Ill treat myself to one sometimes.

 

[uhurit]

Simplify: eat at any fast-food joint you find, but be smart about it. I end up usually at Subway or some chicken place. You can find decent, reasonably healthy road food just about anywhere. Drink lots of water