What types of things do you eat while your in a studio??

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Staying, for the first time in a studio for two nights and was wondering what type of easy foods we could in the studio!!
 
Staying, for the first time in a studio for two nights and was wondering what type of easy foods we could in the studio!!

We usually just do easy breakfast foods (donuts & cereal) in a studio. You only have a microwave and a small (dorm sized) fridge to work with.
 
We normally do breakfast in the room and go out for other meals - sometimes breakfast bowls, pop tarts, or breakfast sandwiches(the microwave kind). I have brought hard boiled eggs and heated them up with sausage and toast. If I do lunch/supper in the room at all I get the microwave meals- they have pasta, mac and cheese, soups, and other meals. We generally eat out most of our larger meals but have thought about bringing the crockpot and doing a meal I preprep or a store bought one in there.
 

Usually I bring cereal, milk, bananas, English Muffins, Cream Cheese and yogurt for our breakfasts. We only stay in studios in CA (less than 1/2 an hour from home) so often I bring leftovers from earlier in the week, but if I did need to plan on actually cooking meals in a studio here are the things that I would plan:

Tuna sandwiches: you can bring the tuna in your suitcase, get the mayo & relish packets from a CS restaurant, and the bread at the store at the resort.

Chili: really easy to heat up

Any Packaged noodles that you can just add water

Hot dogs, keilbasa, or other cured meats in casings.

Salad

There's a ton of things if you're creative enough!
 
THANKS!!

THis gives me some GREAT!!
 
We normally only eat quick breakfasts in a studio - especially if it's a really short trip where park time is precious.
 
Thanks,, for the ideas!!
 
We just got back from our trip and we stayed at a studio, we made scrambled eggs, toasted KRAFT's Bagel-fuls, drink V8 V•Fusion, and yogurt every morning. One evening we made fettuccine alfredo with salmon steak (in pouch). Eggs, milk and yogert are from the general store. and we packed in our luggage the Bagel-fuls, V8, dry fettuccine, alfredo powder, and salmon.
 
I would recommend going out to eat if you stay in a studio and bring the left overs back to room. You will have a mini fridge and a microwave to reheat things.
 



















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