Suggestions for meals in a hotel room skiing without fridge or microwave

[Anonymous]

Leftover pizza delivery

[Anonymous]

I'd rather stay home than eat like this. Why not takeout? If you're too scared to get takeout why are you traveling?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'd rather stay home than eat like this. Why not takeout? If you're too scared to get takeout why are you traveling?

Agreed. Not sure why you are drawing the line at takeout. Skiing even though outside is not without exposure to people. You are traveling, going through a hotel lobby, etc.

I would cancel if you are worried or do takeout.

[Anonymous]

The RE I camping meals are a great idea. The pad Thai in a bag that they sell there is great (you just add boiling water).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bring a cooler and an instant pot. So many easy dump and run recipes to choose from. Dinner will be hot when you return from skiing

My guess is they’re flying. Can’t bring a microwave or an Instapot on a plane.

Damn, I can't believe no one has invented a service where you go online, buy stuff and have it delivered to you wherever you may be or are going. Probably would be difficult in places like Amazon though.

[Anonymous]

cook and freeze your meals at home

https://www.amazon.com/Hot-Logic-Mini-Version-Blue/dp/

Keep in cooler on your balcony.

In a.m. put a meal in the warmer. When you come back from skiing you have a hot cooked meal.

I've used this system a lot when traveling.

[Anonymous]

Buy a small George foreman grill or a cheap sandwich maker. You can fry eggs, make toast and cook bacon in a sandwich maker.

[Anonymous]

Can you ask the hotel to borrow a mini fridge or microwave? Sometimes they have these items on request.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd rather stay home than eat like this. Why not takeout? If you're too scared to get takeout why are you traveling?

Agreed. Not sure why you are drawing the line at takeout. Skiing even though outside is not without exposure to people. You are traveling, going through a hotel lobby, etc.

I would cancel if you are worried or do takeout.

X1000000

People just aren’t that smart are they

[Anonymous]

I had assumed that OP thought there wouldn't be a lot of takeout options where they are staying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd rather stay home than eat like this. Why not takeout? If you're too scared to get takeout why are you traveling?

Agreed. Not sure why you are drawing the line at takeout. Skiing even though outside is not without exposure to people. You are traveling, going through a hotel lobby, etc.

I would cancel if you are worried or do takeout.

+1. And I hope they are driving. Because flying and not wanting to leave for takeout, doesn’t make much sense to me.

[Anonymous]

You can do a lot with a small crockpot. Put eggs in a crockpot overnight on low for boiled eggs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'd rather stay home than eat like this. Why not takeout? If you're too scared to get takeout why are you traveling?

Agreed. Not sure why you are drawing the line at takeout. Skiing even though outside is not without exposure to people. You are traveling, going through a hotel lobby, etc.

I would cancel if you are worried or do takeout.

Someone who is flying, but won't do takeout, is really bad at risk assessment.

[Anonymous]

Buy a cooler.

[Anonymous]

It’s probably against the hotels rules to have crockpots, foreman grills, etc that people are suggesting.