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[futurejane]

my boyfriend and i are taking a 14 hour road trip to florida on friday night. :)

the trip is going to be a week long with 12 members of his family (!!!) and we'll be staying in his beach house. there's a kitchen, and a lot of the meals will be cooked. there's a grocery store, but i don't want to ask for like 10 million things every time someone

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[plantyhamchuk]

Vegan cooking has a couple of entries on this, I'd recommend checking it out.

[vgnwtch]

Yes - check out the tags/Recipe Index & FAQ entries on road trip and camping foods.

[im_sassy]

pasta and jars of pasta sauce seems like it would be quick and easy.

[diablette]

Pasta, hummus, veggie burgers / veggie burger dry mix (e.g. just add water), nuts, rice, canned soup, crackers...

:)

[bentandroid]

ooh! I just did that!! (with my boyfriend, too!) you might want to bring flour/ sugar/ extra soy/rice milk, spices if you use them often... those were the things I ended up buying while I was down there... have fun!!

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[foreverquatre]

I'd bring something homemade along if you can like a big pot of baked beans and some pasta salad or potato salad and stuff to make sandwiches. When I go on vacation to a lake resort I bring stuff like: soy dogs, garden burgers, tofu, frozen BBQ riblets, boxed pasta, soy milk, instant soup, instant curry, cereal, bagels, soy sausage, boxed flavored rice, instant noodles, and sandwich slices. Then I also bring snacks like mixed nuts, dried fruit, chips, hummus, salsa, plain popcorn, crackers, power bars, frozen chikn nuggets, and specialty snacks like Tings or Pirate Booty or whatever.