7 Ways to Slash Vacation Food Costs

I booked a room on priceline with the bid part and the room we got is suppose

to be a studio, with full kitchen, one queen bed. It is normally $90 plus tax a

night and we got it for $26 plus tax. Granted since we plan to take the kids we

needed two beds, so I called the hotel and they said we could upgrade for $10 a

night.

—- Carrie <graycern@yahoo.ca> wrote:

> We save on vacation food costs by going to the grocery store when we

> are driving. Each year we do a cross-country trip to visit family.

> Some days are spent entirely in the car driving. We often will stop

> for one big meal at the grocery store. Many grocery stores have the

> ready to serve chickens. Then we will buy a side such as mashed

> potatoes. We buy one of the complete salad mixes and a package of

> pre-washed baby carrots. This makes a great meal for much less than a

> restaurant would cost. We always take paper plates and plastic

> utensils. We always a cooler stocked with drinks and snacks.

> Carrie

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> — In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, “Liss” wrote:

> Food costs