7 Ways to Slash Vacation Food Costs

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    • May 17, 2007 at 11:48 am #251972
      Liss

      On the trip we took two years ago, we stopped at Sam’s Club for pizza. The Kroger affiliate my son works for has fried chicken in the deli for significantly less than KFC. Super Walmarts have pre-made, foot-long sub sandwiches for around $3.00 a piece.

      ~dee~







      on may 19, 2007, at 8:28 am, carrie 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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