A pack-up breakfast?

suki1001

Spendless wrote: »

Where in the supermarkets are UHT yogurts (I've never bought them in UK -only abroad). Would they be with the long-life milk?

I'm not sure. Maybe the uht sections as suggested. Alternatively I think sometimes those cheap food shops (like jack foultons) do them and possibly ice land.

Someone must know.

Spendless

Thanks, there are some fab ideas on here for me to use.

claire21

^^^
i love maltloaf

onlyroz

Well if it was me, I'd just have a couple of bananas, but most people on here seem to be favouring cakes, biscuits, bread and pastry which all seem to be a bit carb-heavy for my tastes...

Gloomendoom

onlyroz wrote: »

Well if it was me, I'd just have a couple of bananas, but most people on here seem to be favouring cakes, biscuits, bread and pastry which all seem to be a bit carb-heavy for my tastes...

Bananas are rather carb heavy too.

lurkylurky

My DS loves the Belvita breakfast biscuits. They're half price at Morrisons until Sunday. He prefers the honey variety.

mgdavid

cut out all the sweet stuff and cereal bars and processed semi-junk food!
honey sandwiches
bread & marmalade
cold bacon sandwiches
cold sausages and bread & butter
fruit
screw-top fresh orange or other juices
just bear in mind it's an all-bloke trip

wouldbeqaulitymoneysaver

If access to kettle then Individual Coffee Filters the sort you get where you just pour the water on-at a suitable tempreture to enjoy a much needed fresh coffee in the morning if you cannot access a machine/fresh coffee.

onlyroz

Gloomendoom wrote: »

Bananas are rather carb heavy too.

Agreed, but they've got more nutritional value than processed products based on refined carbs.

LandyAndy

claire21 wrote: »

Im dying to know where they are going now?

Me too.