Unrefrigerated foods for a trip?!
My question is, figuring i don't even have a mini fridge (they hardly hold anything), what are some healthy snacks/meals that don't require refrigeration that i can purchase before my trip?
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I would definitely check for, or at least ask for, meal reimbursement for any overnight travel required for a job. That's pretty much standard, especially for long-term. It may not be much, but at the very least they should give you $20 a day for meals or let you expense your lunch and dinner.
canned goods ifthe minifrig has freezer put hamburger in lb.pkgs. get hb helper canned soup ,chili tuna as if theres no way to cook take yor own microwave !! pack a big cooler keep most anything just dont buy more than u can eat every few days
i've taken my own coffee maker elec. skillet & microwave &packed a big cooler making sure u keep ice in it u'd be amazed what u could keep on hand to eat
canned tuna
apples
canned soup/pita bread.
Hummous
cereal, buy milk daily
canned chickpeas, fava beans, vinaegrette
pita bread, tomatoes, peanut butter, cream cheese
salami, (needs no fridge) canned hotdogs.
instant noodles amd instat rice meals
Does the JOB reimburse or give you a meal allowance, they usually do when they send you out of town for long periods...check into this ASAP.
pro chef, been there, done that 6 times in one year.
you can purchase mushroom powders, sweets and other hygenic things.
Trail mix is great. Dried fruit as well. They have protein and vitamins that cookies and crackers don't.