Budget meals while at a Travelodge - is it possible?

LondonDiva

I do this!!!!!!!!!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:I feel so normal now, no wonder I've felt so at home:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

No holiday is complete without the faithful tupperware, bottle opener, plastic cups, washing up liquid & teatowel

Save the money for the fun things I say

jumpingjackd

Dora_the_Explorer wrote:

:eek: I shall also be taking my own kettle from now on.

I second that!!!

paulie558

Twice in the last week we've stayed overnight in Travelodges.
Allways decline the offer of £6.50 breakfasts and go to Asda.A breakfast there is £2.28.Cant beat the Travelodges for value though for overnight stops.Stayed in the one at Crewe thursday and it looked brand new inside and out.Best one yet,everything was spotless.

blue_haddock

hollydays wrote:

I remember watching a tv prog about wrapping food in foil ie fish not chicken, and cooking it under the bonnet of you car as you drove!!

When i go offroading i often wrap pasties in foil and heat them on the engine of my landrover!