Breakfast for hotel stay - No microwave. Junk food like honey buns are fine with me, what else?

[Anonymous]

It’s for me and I’m a relatively picky eater. My kids eat cereal, I do not. But I’m looking for other ideas. I loved honey buns as a kid and could probably make do on those alone but I’ll be tired of them by day 5.

I considered making oatmeal raisin cookies before we leave for the trip, that I could eat for breakfast. I welcome other “breakfast cookie” recommendations.

I also don’t like hard boiled eggs so I’m much like a kid in the sense that I want “fun food” to keep and hold my interest .

[Anonymous]

you could get boxed milk, in single sized portions, and then have any cereal

[Anonymous]

Bagels and cream cheese, muffins, yogurt and granola, granola bars.

[Anonymous]

Pop tarts

If you have a fridge, bagel and cream cheese

Prepackaged smoothies (like the naked ones)

Cheese sticks

Will you be somewhere like a city where you could stop by 7 11 or Dunkin each day and get a donut, muffin or croissant for the next day?

Have you eaten honey buns often as an adult? I find them so artificial tasting now, and when the person suggesting you buy pop tarts and 7-11 baked foods says that, it might not be DCUM orthorexia.

[Anonymous]

Are you willing to use the in-room coffee maker as a source for hot water?

[Anonymous]

What do you eat for breakfast at home?

[Anonymous]

I’d probably bring yogurts, berries, bananas, and nuts. If I had time, I might make morning glory muffins.

[Anonymous]

Do you have a frig?

[Anonymous]

We always take granola bars and fruit for our trips. It’s something we or the kids can eat in the mornings when we are going to a restaurant or the rest of the extended group wants to “meet for breakfast at 9am”.

[Anonymous]

I always pick up yogurt and fruit after checking in. Also any crap food that tickles my fancy

[Anonymous]

Go out for breakfast. I’ve never understood long hotel stays only to eat sad food. I’d rather have a 2-night hotel stay eating good food than 5 nights with granola bars.

[Anonymous]

Instant oatmeal is my go-to at a hotel. Can bring your own and add hot water if it’s not on the “breakfast bar.” I like to add fresh or dried fruit and nuts, which are also easy to bring from home. Or peanut butter on toast. Like you, I’m not a big fan of most breakfast foods.

[Anonymous]

Tortilla, peanut butter and banana. Trader Joe’s cold brew (be sure to cut it with milk or water because it is intense!)

[Anonymous]

Cliff bars, granola bars, cereal bars.

Bread or bagels, and peanut butter.

Cereal that the kids will eat fry.

Muffins.

[Anonymous]

Uh oh, the coffee maker 😱. See the other post.