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deathcookie
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Im planning on trying to sleep in my car for two weeks at the resort. What would you eat if you didnt have a stove, you wanted to eat cheaply, and you were living out of your car?
Apr 27 2011 10:41PM
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.jr
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granola.
Apr 28 2011 12:48AM
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wiglaf
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tuna and hot sauce,  whip it up a little.
Apr 28 2011 12:58AM
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Radio
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Yea granola is cheap and good energy, personally cup o noodles is a must if u can get hot water.
Apr 28 2011 1:50AM
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Static
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Charleston Chew®s
Apr 28 2011 1:52AM
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.AR6rider.
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Spaghettios. Eat that shit straight out of the can. So good. Also, Pop Tarts.
Apr 28 2011 2:09AM
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Funnel
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PBJ?
Apr 28 2011 2:51AM
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bgould
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tuna and mayo is pretty clutch
Apr 28 2011 4:34AM
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Holte
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Dude, get a small $40 butane camp stove. Two weeks is a long time to eat cold food while living out of your car in a parking lot. Waking up at 6am in a cramped vehicle and putting on cold wet ski clothes is a lot more manageable if you can cook a hot bowl of oatmeal for breakfast. Trust me, I've spent many weeks living out of my car at resorts. It will be well worth it.
Apr 28 2011 4:43AM
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T.L.
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This.  You can get a big tub of oatmeal for like $2.50 that will last you a long ass time. 

http://www.campchef.com/butane-1-burner-stove.html

Apr 28 2011 8:07AM
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Mister.F
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PEEEEEBERS
Apr 28 2011 8:38AM
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Mister.F
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PEEEEEBERS
Apr 28 2011 8:39AM
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cultrara
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and ramen noodles
Apr 28 2011 9:53AM
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monkatizer
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at LEAST that many ^ they go FASTTTT
Apr 28 2011 11:18AM
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michelle
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Peanut butter, protein bars, etc. Bring some things like that so they can give you some energy since you will be run down from living in your car. Pop-tarts and other sugary things are just going to make you feel super sick after a few days.
Apr 28 2011 11:27AM
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danbrown
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best choice. throw a little mustard and crackers in too.
Apr 28 2011 11:33AM
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erazzleski
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make sure to pay a bit of attention to the nutrition of the food you're eating, two weeks is a long time to live off of pop tarts and ramen noodles
Apr 28 2011 12:08PM
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A.rollins
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Peauntbutter and Nutella 3 meals a day 365
Apr 28 2011 1:35PM
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cooper.fry
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Protein bars.
Apr 28 2011 3:07PM
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Bagels
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Yeah man, one of these is cheap, easy and portable. Eggs in the morning, brats for lunch, chili for dinner. Bam.

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Apr 28 2011 3:11PM
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Msully
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cuties from costco/sams club
Apr 28 2011 3:52PM
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