What do you eat in a studio?

[Pixieflip]

Betty Crocker Warm Delights!!!!!!!!!! Sometimes you just want a dessert at the end of the day. I personally love the caramel one. I can pass all kinds of treats in the park knowing I have one of these waiting for me. And I only buy them for WDW, so they're special.

 

[kent285]

We'll be staying in a Studio in Dec. for 6 nights and was thinking about buying a Toastabag...those bags where you can heat food in your toaster. Has anyone usd this product? It sounds so interesting to me.

http://shop.toastabags.com/epages/es109145.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/es109145_shop

 

[SusanWasHere]

Last summer we got a little portable burner and electric skillet to keep in our Owner's Locker and it really gives us more options! We can do eggs and bacon in the morning! We also do english muffins, oatmeal, pb&j, cereal, grilled cheeses, tuna fish, hot dogs, cold cuts, etc. We usually take a trip to Publix if my aunt is around or do Garden Grocer. Going for 2 weeks, it's really too expensive to eat out ever day. We fly Southwest so it's free luggage and we usually fill one bag with all food items like jelly, mayo, tuna cans, etc. It's worked out really well for us and we save a lot of money. Plus - it's just healthier. On shorter trips, we don't do as much in the room.

 

[phelps]

We have brought an electric frying pan and hot plate. It would be worth it if you are driving. We alway make one trip to the grogery store to load up on snacks, pop, breakfast and lunch options.