DO you take food or drinks on hols with you?

Question

I used to take smash and cuppa soups i've got a bit more sophisticated now thankgoodness!

Answer 1

YES! Mainly Tea-Bags tho! But a fair bit of English food, because most of Europe seems to be stupid with there foods. Like c'mon it's not real food! AND I've decided next time I go to the States I'm taking Gravy. Bisto Gravy. I have no-idea how they can call it Gravy in America, it's freakin WATER!!!

Answer 2

Only Cadbury's Wispa bars .... They tend to melt quite quickly though!!

Answer 3

No but I bring some back usually.

Answer 4

Abroad- no, maybe sweets for the journey

In the country- yes lots we raid our cupboards

Answer 5

only in the car to travel with, but your answer does remind me of the first day in my flat years and years ago...i lived on smash and cuppa soups for three days!!!

Answer 6

Only if it's a self catering holiday like when we go caravaning or a weekend away to self catering apartments but we find that we end up bringing the food home again as we've eaten out instead.

Answer 7

well my last "holiday" was to manchester ...i brough several btls of vodka and shots ...as we were there for a hen weekend!! ha ha !! ...usually on a proper holiday ..no i wouldnt cos there wud be no room in my suitcase!! lol

Answer 8

Not usually.

Answer 9

I have coeliacs and am going skiing next Saturday - am just planning the stuff I need to take for a week long trip as I am scared coz I will not be able to read the ingredients!

Answer 10

It depends on where you are going Some places you ahve to make your own food and it could be wise to bring with you as you might not have time when you get there. It's also great to bring a snack or two as you may be hungry and not near a shop. Personally I take soem kind of food whether it's a packet of chips or a whole 3 course meal.

Answer 11

No, I find it a good chance to try something new.

I do take tea bags though!

Answer 12

Yup, bacon and teabags are a must - but only if self catering.