Originally Posted By ImTinkerbellsfan I was thinking of what type of food I like to eat when I'm at the hotel. What kinds of food would you pack to make at the hotel?
Originally Posted By GreenMother Bread, lunch meats, cheese slices, condiments, rabbit food optional. I usually make a tub of tuna and bring tato' chips. Definitley something to drink. Fruit is good, too. Maybe a "Little Debbie's" to finish it off, ya' know?
Originally Posted By funnygarcia I usually bring snack foods: breakfast/granola bars, oatmeal packets, tea/coffee, fruit snacks (not alllowed at home so a special treat for my boys.. Kellogg's has Disney ones ), snack pack size pudding cups or fruit cups, small boxes of cereal (buy pint size milk at convenience store or at McDonald's), beef jerky, dried fruit, nuts...
Originally Posted By dlkozy Is there a microwave or are you planning on bringing a small one? If so, then that adds another list of things you can bring-like: Easy Mac, Shelf stable Spaghetti dinner that all you do is heat up and no refrigeration needed. Popcorn-like that yummy carmel kind cup a soups microwavable chili spaghetti'os microwavable stew etc......
Originally Posted By ImTinkerbellsfan In the hotel room that I have reserved there is a full kitchen in it with dishes, pots and pans, silverware, etc. I am thinking of getting pancake mix and doing waffles and pancakes for breakfast a few days, lunch and dinner I have no clue yet.
Originally Posted By Pirate Pete We prefer light breakies here, so we take Cereals, fruits, lots of water,granola bars and the likes.Milk and OJ.Prefer to eat lunch and dinner out. We would usually have a big lunch, and then a light dinner, sometimes eating lunch by the pool at the HoJo after picking it up at MiMi`s next door.
Originally Posted By tapdancemom For breakfasts: muffins, croissonts, fruit, cereal, juice, milk For snacks: granola bars, fruit, fruit snacks, popcorn, trail mix, chips Bottled water for the room and to take to the park I usually don't do lunch and dinners in the room
Originally Posted By Misty Since there are so many treat options my kids want in the parks, we try to bring some healthy stuff to balance our eating during the day. when we go in November we are hoping Satsumas are in stores - easy to peel & eat. We also buy the carrots & dip, apples, nuts, etc. To go with our churros.... For dinner we have brought "fun" stuff - for our first night last year we brought a variety of cheese/bread/spreads/crudites with wine for the adults and sodas for the kids. Are you thinking you will be cooking every meal? Maybe you could make some stuff ahead of time, freeze and reheat?
Originally Posted By ImTinkerbellsfan I am definately doing breakfast in the room. Lunch will probably be Subway, maybe sandwhiches. Dinner, maybe 1 or 2 nights at a resturant the rest in the hotel. I don't know. I am trying to get as many ideas as possible.
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Originally Posted By Misty ImTinkerbellsfan, We have done many lunches in our hotel room also. We brought lots of lunchmeat, lettuce, carrots, etc. Plus some fun things like chips & cookies. It was easier to put out the $ for treats when we were spending under $20 for lunch at the hotel! What time of year of you going?
Originally Posted By ImTinkerbellsfan Misty December 4-Dec. 10. Just planning ahead. I don't want to be totally stressed out the week before,
Originally Posted By chickendumpling You're welcome. That is not actually the thread I intended on posting but it was all I could find. There is another thread in this section called *ideas for eating in the room* or something like that and I thought I had the link but I couldn't find it. Maybe you could google it (or read all these *archives*... On this last trip I took a lot of fruit, small juice bottles, cheese, mini-bagels, stuff like that and kept the cooler in the room and just used hotel ice to keep it cool. It worked great. Have fun planning.
Originally Posted By mickeynewe Doesn't it take a lot of time to go back to the room to make/eat lunch? Or, do you go back to give your little ones a rest also?
Originally Posted By ImTinkerbellsfan We will probably be eating at the park and take Subway with us. We don't have little ones yet.
Originally Posted By ImTinkerbellsfan I'm staying at TownePlace Suites, it's a Marriot. There are 2 subways close to the hotel and the addresses are 2309 W. Chapman Blvd and 136 W. Ball Rd.
Originally Posted By mickeynewe If there is just the two of you, then I would just eat in the park. It won't cost you that much more and will give you more time to spend in Disneyland. Unless you just want a break out of the day.
