Working away from home

I'm currently working away from home and staying in a travel lodge so only have a kettle any ideas on how to keep up with the healthy diet with limited cooking facilities

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  • tinkerbellang83
    tinkerbellang83 Posts: 9,128 Member
    There are a couple of ways to work around eating when away but will depend on what your calorie goal is, how long you're away and what you're doing for meals.
    • pop to a local supermarket and pick up some foods that don't need refrigerating (fruit, snack bars, etc)
    • if you're less hungry in the mornings or at lunchtime consider switching up meal frequency to give you more calories i.e. Have Breakfast & Dinner/Lunch & Dinner/ Breakfast & Lunch
    • If you're only away for a short time, perhaps some ready made meal replacement shakes along with a snack will do
  • caaaath
    caaaath Posts: 28 Member
    edited March 2018
    If you can get to a supermarket with a restaurant/cafe they often have calories listed online. I know Sainsbury's do (assuming you're in the UK that is)
  • lolothedragon
    lolothedragon Posts: 39 Member
    I travel a bit for work. I usually will bring a few of the healthy choice steamer bowls with me and some popcorn, bananas, protein bars, etc. For breakfast I will eat the hotel buffet, usually oatmeal or eggs and turkey sausage. If this isn't an option bring some oatmeal packs. For exercise I use the fitness center or do fitness blender videos on YouTube.
  • lolagepew
    lolagepew Posts: 4 Member
    Cheers I work away Monday to Friday aiming at 2000 a day been taking shakes, bars ect atm and just going to co op on the way to work for salad and chicken ect each day
  • sijomial
    sijomial Posts: 19,809 Member
    If it's a regular thing then you could buy a cheap microwave (or mini oven or slow cooker) to broaden your choices massively.
  • lolagepew
    lolagepew Posts: 4 Member
    Yeh going to be bouncing around the country sounds like a good idea