What I cook<br><br>
Most hostels have a small compliment of pots and pans that
you can use. What to buy to eat is always a challenge.
Here is a list of what I like to eat:
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Pasta with sauce: quick, easy, cheap. Just add water and boil.
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Frozen pizza: many types of toppings, just heat it up.
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Cous cous with cup-a-soup: tasty. Just add water and boil
together.
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Musseli with yogurt: my usual breakfast. Even eat dry muesli
from the box.
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Frozen veggies: need your greens sometimes, just add water
and heat up.
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Bread with jam or cheese: fast and easy and doesn’t require
any utensils.
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Instant rice with cup-a-soup: add hot water and mix.
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Gazpacho: I hate the taste but it’s good for you, as it is made
from pure vegetables.
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Microwave dinners: makes you look like the iron chief in
minutes.
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Cookies/biscuits/chocolate/trail mix: great for travelling and
emergency food.
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Instant mashed potatoes: surprisingly tasty and
transportable.
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Canned food: open it up and eat.
Fresh fruit with veggies: and it’s even good for you.
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Cereal in a box: just add milk or pour directly into mouth.
Multi-vitamins: just add water or any of the above.
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My ultimate: instant mashed potatoes + cup-a-soup + pasta.
How to do laundry
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Note: Australians (Aussi) eat Vegemite and New Zealanders
(Kiwis) eat Marmite. If you are not an Aussi or Kiwi and it is
offered to you……just say “No!”
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