Bus food

31 Jul 2010 Explorer1182119 said

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• 31 Jul 2010 AstroPhys said

  

  You stop every 3 hours. I was never really hungry on the bus since you get your breakfast for free then hop on the bus and leave the hotel then stop in 3 hours to get a bite to eat.

  You stop every 3 hours. I was never really hungry on the bus since you get your breakfast for free then hop on the bus and leave the hotel then stop in 3 hours to get a bite to eat. or Cancel
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• 1 Aug 2010 cdm115 said

  

  i would buy stuff along the way, if you’re bringing a snack before hand maybe just some nutrigrain or granola bars, a good supplement to breakfast

  i would buy stuff along the way, if you're bringing a snack before hand maybe just some nutrigrain or granola bars, a good supplement to breakfast or Cancel
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• 1 Aug 2010 Explorer1147179 said

  

  In addition to the above, my opinion is anything and everything. The stops that are made are quality, all the supermarkets/petrol stations/other stops (I find this applies to all of Europe) you make have heaps of variety of food, from healthy to fast-food.

  In addition to the above, my opinion is anything and everything. The stops that are made are quality, all the supermarkets/petrol stations/other stops (I find this applies to all of Europe) you make have heaps of variety of food, from healthy to fast-food. or Cancel
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• 2 Aug 2010 Explorer1147179 said

  

  Do you mean food wise lol?
  
  From memory there is nothing you can’t bring on, as long as you dispose of it properly.

  Do you mean food wise lol?<BR><BR>From memory there is nothing you can't bring on, as long as you dispose of it properly. or Cancel
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• 2 Aug 2010 cdm115 said

  

  I think hot food was frowned upon since it tends to smell, so if it smells a lot they wont let you bring it on.

  I think hot food was frowned upon since it tends to smell, so if it smells a lot they wont let you bring it on. or Cancel
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• 2 Aug 2010 torz said

  

  On my tour they said no hot food or no dairy on the bus, because they both tend to smell..
  
  most people bought pringles or lollies from the petrol stations and at the other stops we made.
  Also alot of people took pieces of fruit or pastries from breakfast and also ate them on the bus.

  On my tour they said no hot food or no dairy on the bus, because they both tend to smell..<BR><BR>most people bought pringles or lollies from the petrol stations and at the other stops we made.<BR>Also alot of people took pieces of fruit or pastries from breakfast and also ate them on the bus. or Cancel
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• 2 Aug 2010 AstroPhys said

  

  I think the dairy was more if you spilled it on the seat and it spoiled causing a bad smell.

  I think the dairy was more if you spilled it on the seat and it spoiled causing a bad smell. or Cancel
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• 2 Aug 2010 Explorer1147179 said

  

  Oh. My memory served me wrong. Sorry about the incorrect information.

  Oh. My memory served me wrong. Sorry about the incorrect information. or Cancel
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