What do YOU put in the fridge at resort ?

[TJA]

How old is your daughter? Will she need milk on a regular basis? We have twin 1 year olds and found a refridgerator to be very convenient for the milk alone. We also stored leftovers in it from dinner the night before and snacks like cheese and yogurt. In other words, we could care less about the refridgerator if it were just me and my DH, but with babies involved, it is really handy.

 

[jsmla]

For around $70 you can buy an electric cooler that will run on your car battery as well as in the room. We don't bring much now that it's usually just DH and me but when the kids were in the bulk-loading years we bought sandwich stuff, milk, yoghurt, fruit and juice. No way we could afford to feed two teenagers three meals a day for a week or more solely on Disney fare. DS alone eats three sandwiches at lunch! We still actually prefer eating breakfast in the room. It saves money and time.

Jennifer

 

[Mickey_loves_Minnie]

cream cheese for my bagels
orange juice
milk for my cereal (If I decide to bring any)

But I don't always use the fridge. The last few trips we haven't had one.

 

[Kae]

I have a soft side cooler that I use as a carry on. We kept water & juice in ours. even though we had the mugs it was nice to have a cold drink in the room when we got back from the parks or after our naps.

Kae