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[disneyqueenmum]

I would love to hear what foods and snacks some of you like to keep in your "food stash" in your hotel room. We will be at AKL in November, so I am assuming we will have a mini-refrigerator. Thanks!

[StephanieS]

I buy some mini sodas and lemonades(in the tiny size cans) and some snack foods like pringles. This past trip I bought a cheap plastic tupperware-like container from Wal-mart and filled it donuts and muffins for breakfasts- the container kept them from getting squished.



I might bring some different things on my next trip if the Poly has refridgerators by December. -Stephanie

[GreenAppleSea]

we will usually get a 6-pack of diet coke, pringles, and pop-tarts for breakfast. maybe a couple of bananas. oh, and a bottle of wine is always nice to have as well

[MickeyMAC]

We usually try to keep something sweet, something salty and a few sodas. It seems when we're hungry for a snack it is usually for either something sweet or salty.

[Happymommy]

I'll buy Milk and probably some bottles of water at the Lodge Mercantile(we're landing at MCO in evening, and I know I'm not going to want to make the grocery stop, so I'll splurge on some water at the hotel). I'm going to ship nutri-grain bars, cheerios, raisin bran, juice boxes, raisins, goldfish crackers along with some non-snack items (diapers, wipes, and swim diapers).

[disneyqueenmum]

All great ideas! Especially the wine. I always wind up buying the same old stuff over and over, so I appreciate hearing what other people bring along!

[Tink and co.]

gotta bring the red vines licorice! As if we don't get enough candy in the park!

[disneyqueenmum]

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gotta bring the red vines licorice! As if we don't get enough candy in the park!

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You can never have enough candy! My husband LOVES licorice...red and black. Thanks for the reminder!

[DopeyGirl]

We keep an ample supply of pepsi, diet coke, apple juice, chocolate milk and Krispy Kremes in the room.

[Shell_of_the_South]

We drive, so we have the luxury of bringing coolers of food and snacks - helps on the food bill! We bring cereal and milk for breakfast. Sometimes I bring instant oatmeal or grits and run water through the coffeemaker to make hot water. We usually bring danishes or donuts as well. For lunch we have bread and sandwich meat. Snack foods include fruit snacks, crackers, beef jerky, and cheetos. For drinks we have bottled water, soft drinks, and juice boxes.

[Diz]

We usually drive and so we have our handy cooler for soda. We usually bring 2 cases plus 1 case of water. I have a Rubbermaid tub that we fill with snacks: peanuts, peanut butter crackers, slim jims (a must for us!), cereal bars, pop tarts, and any thing non-chocolate we have. Plus I buy the large box of chips at Sam's Club and we bring along the whole box.

This is DH and my lifesaver when we're driving and it's 12 am - 6 am. It keeps us filled and awake!

[snoozy]

We usually have soda, chips, snack cakes or pastry, as well as fruit. But we also get instant oatmeal, milk, and sandwich stuff. Oh and we always take bottled water.

[debe]

Diet Soda, cheese, crackers & usually have some sugar-free candies when traveling with my friends (52 days and counting) (both are Diabetic)

When I go down with DH, he likes to keep diet soda on hand but for treats/snacks he says... "let's go out!"

[FanOfMickey]

I usually have what I brought for on the plane, maybe pringles, some cookies, maybe some candy.

[DyanKJ130]

DS loves those mini boxes of cereal that come in a package of 10, I think....this way he has several choices to snack on at any time of day.

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