Travel Food Archives - Traveler Dreams Traveler Dreams Mon, 24 Jul 2023 14:54:33 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 https://travelerdreams.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cropped-favicon-32x32.png Travel Food Archives - Traveler Dreams 32 32 3 Ways to Save Money on Food While Traveling https://travelerdreams.com/3-ways-to-save-money-on-food-while-traveling/ Mon, 24 Jul 2023 12:24:00 +0000 https://travelerdreams.com/?p=24735 After flights and accommodation, the most expensive aspects of travel are typically food and entertainment. While there are countless ways to enjoy a destination ranging from expensive excursions to free-admission museums, dining on a budget is a bit more complicated. If your accommodations don’t include access to a full kitchen, it’s easy to end up […]

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]]> After flights and accommodation, the most expensive aspects of travel are typically food and entertainment. While there are countless ways to enjoy a destination ranging from expensive excursions to free-admission museums, dining on a budget is a bit more complicated. If your accommodations don’t include access to a full kitchen, it’s easy to end up eating out for every meal, and the cost can add up quickly. Fortunately, there are some simple ways to save money on food wherever your travels take you. Read on for some of our best tips.

Keep breakfast simple

One of the easiest ways to save money while traveling is to purchase ingredients from a local grocery store and make your own breakfast. Foods such as instant oatmeal, cereal, or fruit and peanut butter are typically quite affordable and are easy to prepare when you don’t have access to a kitchen. Many hotels and hostels also offer complimentary tea and coffee.

Eat like a local

Fancy restaurants in high-traffic areas will often mark up their prices knowing that tourists are willing to pay for the convenience. When dining out on a budget, try to avoid tourist traps by doing some research about local markets or street food vendors, where you’re likely to find more affordable options. If you know anyone living in your destination, ask if there are any spots they recommend.

Pack snacks

When we travel, we tend to get hungry quite frequently—Walking around and exploring a new place can be physically taxing, and it’s important to eat enough to keep our energy levels up. If you can relate, it can be helpful to include a few pre-packaged snacks in your suitcase should you need them. Think healthy, nutrient-dense options like granola bars or mixed nuts.

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]]> The Best Street Food In Tel Aviv, Israel https://travelerdreams.com/the-best-street-food-in-tel-aviv-israel/ Thu, 05 Jan 2023 10:14:09 +0000 https://travelerdreams.com/?p=21879 It’s no secret that the key to experiencing the culture of any travel destination is by trying its delicious street food. Street food helps travelers get a taste of authentic cuisine, and it’s typically budget-friendly! Some of the greatest food you will try during your travels is often street food, but it’s important to know […]

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]]> It’s no secret that the key to experiencing the culture of any travel destination is by trying its delicious street food. Street food helps travelers get a taste of authentic cuisine, and it’s typically budget-friendly! Some of the greatest food you will try during your travels is often street food, but it’s important to know what to look out for before you step off the plane.

Tel Aviv is known for having some of the best food in the world. With food from around the world and carefully curated chef restaurants, there is no shortage of good food, but if you want an authentic Israeli experience, street food is a must! Here are some of the best street foods in Tel Aviv!

Falafel

These deep-fried patties of deliciousness are an absolute must. If you get them in a pita, you can load it full of yummy toppings like salads, tahini, hummus, pickles and so much more.

Sabich

Sabich is another great sandwich staple that’s found all over Europe, but famously in Tel Aviv. Fried eggplant, hard-boiled eggs, salad, tahini and amba stuffed into a pita or laffa bread make for a mouthwatering combo.

Shawarma

Yep, you guessed it…another great sandwich. Shawarma refers to shredded marinated meat in a pita or laffa bread. The meat can be anything from lamb, beef, or chicken, or even a mix of all three! The flavor is incredible and you can add a variety of toppings to this sandwich as well.

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]]> Why You Should Visit Local Supermarkets While Traveling https://travelerdreams.com/why-you-should-visit-local-supermarkets-while-traveling/ Mon, 14 Nov 2022 14:30:00 +0000 https://travelerdreams.com/?p=21145 When exploring a new country, it’s fun to fully immerse yourself in the culture. And one of the best ways to try living like a local is through food. There are so many delicious and tempting restaurants to try, that you might not have thought about scheduling a time to go to the supermarket in […]

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]]> When exploring a new country, it’s fun to fully immerse yourself in the culture. And one of the best ways to try living like a local is through food. There are so many delicious and tempting restaurants to try, that you might not have thought about scheduling a time to go to the supermarket in your itinerary. It is a vacation, after all. But we’re here to tell you why trying out the local supermarkets in a new place might be more fun than you expected. 

You Might Find a New Souvenir

Leading up to a trip to Paris, you’d be much more likely to plan time discovering the croissants and escargots they have to offer than finding yourself in the snack aisle of a convenience store, looking at the French Potato chip selection.  A new flavor of chips could become a staple of your trip, so why not buy one last bag to take with you as a souvenir?

Get a Glimpse of the Local Culture 

There are so many new and exciting establishments abroad that it seems ridiculous to travel all that way, just to go to a supermarket. After all, you might be wanting to go down the fancier route. Sometimes it’s fun to check out the foreign versions of the classic foods you know and love. What’s even more exciting is to see what supplies the locals are using to whip up their favorite dishes. 

You’ll Get a New Reason to Go Back

Next thing you know, you’ll be looking to see if you can buy that special chocolate you tried, or that strange new flavor of potato chips once you get home. And the next time you find yourself in Paris, you’ll know exactly which French flavor takes you back to your last holiday. Local supermarket chains might just find a special place in your heart.

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]]> The Most Efficient Food for Long Treks https://travelerdreams.com/3-of-the-most-efficient-foods-for-long-treks-2/ Sat, 25 Sep 2021 16:25:00 +0000 https://travelerdreams.com/?p=9869 For anyone who has hiked for extended periods of time, you know what a struggle it can be to find a balance between how much food you need and how much your food weighs. No one carrying their life on their back wants to deal with any extra weight beyond what they are required to. […]

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]]> For anyone who has hiked for extended periods of time, you know what a struggle it can be to find a balance between how much food you need and how much your food weighs. No one carrying their life on their back wants to deal with any extra weight beyond what they are required to. While overnight campers may be content to prepare canned food, the extra weight of bringing a week’s worth of canned food is exorbitant.

Here are some ideas for the most efficient foods on your long-distance hikes, so you can get all of the nutrients you need and not have to worry about breaking your back bringing them.

Trail Mix

Trail Mix is named as such because it is the perfect food to bring on the trail. Really, anything small and bagged that packs a protein punch is ideal—be it any kind of nut, seed, or dried fruit. And, of course, you can bring M&Ms and the like to satisfy your sweet tooth, although you should be careful with chocolate if it’s hot out. These foods are also full of calories and easy to eat on the go to keep your strength and energy up.

Jerky

Fresh meat is highly perishable, but we need to get protein somehow. Thankfully, dried and cured meats are a tasty and portable alternative you don’t need to prepare in any way. Beef jerky, turkey jerky, biltong—any are a great option to bring on the road with you. It won’t spoil, it doesn’t need to be refrigerated, and it is lightweight and easy to carry.

Grains

Any grain is invaluable when you are on the trail. They are highly nutritious, incredibly cheap, and can be both bought and prepared in bulk. Beyond the traditional option of rice, today you can also find options such as whole oats and quinoa as alternatives. Anyone on the trail for an extended period will likely have a small kit including a gas stove and a pot necessary to prepare grains.

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]]> 3 of the Most Efficient Foods for Long Treks https://travelerdreams.com/3-of-the-most-efficient-foods-for-long-treks/ Wed, 26 May 2021 09:25:00 +0000 https://travelerdreams.com/?p=9869 For anyone who has hiked for extended periods of time, you know what a struggle it can be to find a balance between how much food you need and how much your food weighs. No one carrying their life on their back wants to deal with any extra weight beyond what they are required to. […]

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]]> For anyone who has hiked for extended periods of time, you know what a struggle it can be to find a balance between how much food you need and how much your food weighs. No one carrying their life on their back wants to deal with any extra weight beyond what they are required to. While overnight campers may be content to prepare canned food, the extra weight of bringing a week’s worth of canned food is exorbitant.

Here are some ideas for the most efficient foods on your long-distance hikes, so you can get all of the nutrients you need and not have to worry about breaking your back bringing them.

Trail Mix

Trail Mix is named as such because it is the perfect food to bring on the trail. Really, anything small and bagged that packs a protein punch is ideal—be it any kind of nut, seed, or dried fruit. And, of course, you can bring M&Ms and the like to satisfy your sweet tooth, although you should be careful with chocolate if it’s hot out. These foods are also full of calories and easy to eat on the go to keep your strength and energy up.

Jerky

Fresh meat is highly perishable, but we need to get protein somehow. Thankfully, dried and cured meats are a tasty and portable alternative you don’t need to prepare in any way. Beef jerky, turkey jerky, biltong—any are a great option to bring on the road with you. It won’t spoil, it doesn’t need to be refrigerated, and it is lightweight and easy to carry.

Grains

Any grain is invaluable when you are on the trail. They are highly nutritious, incredibly cheap, and can be both bought and prepared in bulk. Beyond the traditional option of rice, today you can also find options such as whole oats and quinoa as alternatives. Anyone on the trail for an extended period will likely have a small kit including a gas stove and a pot necessary to prepare grains.

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]]> What Foods are Good for Traveling? https://travelerdreams.com/what-foods-are-good-for-traveling/ Fri, 27 Nov 2020 17:54:00 +0000 https://travelerdreams.com/?p=10076 When you are traveling around the world, food can sometimes be a problem. You can’t always find the nourishment you need, and if you are traveling by car, motorbike or hiking, you can go whole days without finding anywhere to eat. This is why it is important to know what kind foods you should have […]

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]]> When you are traveling around the world, food can sometimes be a problem. You can’t always find the nourishment you need, and if you are traveling by car, motorbike or hiking, you can go whole days without finding anywhere to eat. This is why it is important to know what kind foods you should have in storage in case of emergency.

Here are some of the best foods for traveling.

Oats

Cheap and easy to store for long periods of time, oats provide long lasting slow-release energy as well as being high in fiber and minerals. Not only that, but they are so easy to eat. All you really have to do is add water. Keeping a bag of oats in your bag or car is a great way to make sure you always have the reserves you need.

Lentils

Another easy one to store, lentils are high in energy, fiber vitamins and minerals. This can replenish depleted energy stores as well as improve the immune and digestive systems. Just boil in water, and they’ll be perfect.

Potatoes

While potatoes can be quite heavy and don’t last as long as the previous two foods, they are also great to have with you. You can be quite creative with how you cook them, and they provide slow release high energy.

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]]> Easy Ways to Eat on a Budget During Your Travels https://travelerdreams.com/easy-ways-to-eat-on-a-budget-during-your-travels/ Mon, 30 Sep 2019 08:51:24 +0000 https://stagingtrd.wpengine.com/?p=3530 Food is one of the biggest travel expenses because every passionate traveler likes trying local specialties in each and every new country they visit. Fortunately, it’s possible to have a satisfying culinary experience without breaking the bank – as long as you follow our advice. Local Flavors You can try local cuisine without visiting expensive […]

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]]> Food is one of the biggest travel expenses because every passionate traveler likes trying local specialties in each and every new country they visit. Fortunately, it’s possible to have a satisfying culinary experience without breaking the bank – as long as you follow our advice.

Local Flavors

You can try local cuisine without visiting expensive restaurants because street food is always an option. Picking the right place can be hard so make sure to ask your tour guide or hostel staff for advice.

Good Booking

Trying traditional specialties is an essential part of your trip, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you have to eat out for every meal. You’ll save a lot of money by picking a hostel that comes with a free breakfast or a shared kitchen where you can prepare your own food.

Treating Yourself

Being reasonable with money is important, but you shouldn’t be saving up every penny. Treat yourself by having a meal at the cute restaurant that you really like. You can still eat on a budget by opting for lunch instead of dinner because this tends to be a more affordable option.

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]]> ersion="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> Travel Food Archives - Traveler Dreams Traveler Dreams Mon, 24 Jul 2023 14:54:33 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 https://travelerdreams.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/cropped-favicon-32x32.png Travel Food Archives - Traveler Dreams 32 32 3 Ways to Save Money on Food While Traveling https://travelerdreams.com/3-ways-to-save-money-on-food-while-traveling/ Mon, 24 Jul 2023 12:24:00 +0000 https://travelerdreams.com/?p=24735 After flights and accommodation, the most expensive aspects of travel are typically food and entertainment. While there are countless ways to enjoy a destination ranging from expensive excursions to free-admission museums, dining on a budget is a bit more complicated. If your accommodations don’t include access to a full kitchen, it’s easy to end up […]

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]]> After flights and accommodation, the most expensive aspects of travel are typically food and entertainment. While there are countless ways to enjoy a destination ranging from expensive excursions to free-admission museums, dining on a budget is a bit more complicated. If your accommodations don’t include access to a full kitchen, it’s easy to end up eating out for every meal, and the cost can add up quickly. Fortunately, there are some simple ways to save money on food wherever your travels take you. Read on for some of our best tips.

Keep breakfast simple

One of the easiest ways to save money while traveling is to purchase ingredients from a local grocery store and make your own breakfast. Foods such as instant oatmeal, cereal, or fruit and peanut butter are typically quite affordable and are easy to prepare when you don’t have access to a kitchen. Many hotels and hostels also offer complimentary tea and coffee.

Eat like a local

Fancy restaurants in high-traffic areas will often mark up their prices knowing that tourists are willing to pay for the convenience. When dining out on a budget, try to avoid tourist traps by doing some research about local markets or street food vendors, where you’re likely to find more affordable options. If you know anyone living in your destination, ask if there are any spots they recommend.

Pack snacks

When we travel, we tend to get hungry quite frequently—Walking around and exploring a new place can be physically taxing, and it’s important to eat enough to keep our energy levels up. If you can relate, it can be helpful to include a few pre-packaged snacks in your suitcase should you need them. Think healthy, nutrient-dense options like granola bars or mixed nuts.

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]]> The Best Street Food In Tel Aviv, Israel https://travelerdreams.com/the-best-street-food-in-tel-aviv-israel/ Thu, 05 Jan 2023 10:14:09 +0000 https://travelerdreams.com/?p=21879 It’s no secret that the key to experiencing the culture of any travel destination is by trying its delicious street food. Street food helps travelers get a taste of authentic cuisine, and it’s typically budget-friendly! Some of the greatest food you will try during your travels is often street food, but it’s important to know […]

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]]> It’s no secret that the key to experiencing the culture of any travel destination is by trying its delicious street food. Street food helps travelers get a taste of authentic cuisine, and it’s typically budget-friendly! Some of the greatest food you will try during your travels is often street food, but it’s important to know what to look out for before you step off the plane.

Tel Aviv is known for having some of the best food in the world. With food from around the world and carefully curated chef restaurants, there is no shortage of good food, but if you want an authentic Israeli experience, street food is a must! Here are some of the best street foods in Tel Aviv!

Falafel

These deep-fried patties of deliciousness are an absolute must. If you get them in a pita, you can load it full of yummy toppings like salads, tahini, hummus, pickles and so much more.

Sabich

Sabich is another great sandwich staple that’s found all over Europe, but famously in Tel Aviv. Fried eggplant, hard-boiled eggs, salad, tahini and amba stuffed into a pita or laffa bread make for a mouthwatering combo.

Shawarma

Yep, you guessed it…another great sandwich. Shawarma refers to shredded marinated meat in a pita or laffa bread. The meat can be anything from lamb, beef, or chicken, or even a mix of all three! The flavor is incredible and you can add a variety of toppings to this sandwich as well.

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]]> Why You Should Visit Local Supermarkets While Traveling https://travelerdreams.com/why-you-should-visit-local-supermarkets-while-traveling/ Mon, 14 Nov 2022 14:30:00 +0000 https://travelerdreams.com/?p=21145 When exploring a new country, it’s fun to fully immerse yourself in the culture. And one of the best ways to try living like a local is through food. There are so many delicious and tempting restaurants to try, that you might not have thought about scheduling a time to go to the supermarket in […]

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]]> When exploring a new country, it’s fun to fully immerse yourself in the culture. And one of the best ways to try living like a local is through food. There are so many delicious and tempting restaurants to try, that you might not have thought about scheduling a time to go to the supermarket in your itinerary. It is a vacation, after all. But we’re here to tell you why trying out the local supermarkets in a new place might be more fun than you expected. 

You Might Find a New Souvenir

Leading up to a trip to Paris, you’d be much more likely to plan time discovering the croissants and escargots they have to offer than finding yourself in the snack aisle of a convenience store, looking at the French Potato chip selection.  A new flavor of chips could become a staple of your trip, so why not buy one last bag to take with you as a souvenir?

Get a Glimpse of the Local Culture 

There are so many new and exciting establishments abroad that it seems ridiculous to travel all that way, just to go to a supermarket. After all, you might be wanting to go down the fancier route. Sometimes it’s fun to check out the foreign versions of the classic foods you know and love. What’s even more exciting is to see what supplies the locals are using to whip up their favorite dishes. 

You’ll Get a New Reason to Go Back

Next thing you know, you’ll be looking to see if you can buy that special chocolate you tried, or that strange new flavor of potato chips once you get home. And the next time you find yourself in Paris, you’ll know exactly which French flavor takes you back to your last holiday. Local supermarket chains might just find a special place in your heart.

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]]> The Most Efficient Food for Long Treks https://travelerdreams.com/3-of-the-most-efficient-foods-for-long-treks-2/ Sat, 25 Sep 2021 16:25:00 +0000 https://travelerdreams.com/?p=9869 For anyone who has hiked for extended periods of time, you know what a struggle it can be to find a balance between how much food you need and how much your food weighs. No one carrying their life on their back wants to deal with any extra weight beyond what they are required to. […]

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]]> For anyone who has hiked for extended periods of time, you know what a struggle it can be to find a balance between how much food you need and how much your food weighs. No one carrying their life on their back wants to deal with any extra weight beyond what they are required to. While overnight campers may be content to prepare canned food, the extra weight of bringing a week’s worth of canned food is exorbitant.

Here are some ideas for the most efficient foods on your long-distance hikes, so you can get all of the nutrients you need and not have to worry about breaking your back bringing them.

Trail Mix

Trail Mix is named as such because it is the perfect food to bring on the trail. Really, anything small and bagged that packs a protein punch is ideal—be it any kind of nut, seed, or dried fruit. And, of course, you can bring M&Ms and the like to satisfy your sweet tooth, although you should be careful with chocolate if it’s hot out. These foods are also full of calories and easy to eat on the go to keep your strength and energy up.

Jerky

Fresh meat is highly perishable, but we need to get protein somehow. Thankfully, dried and cured meats are a tasty and portable alternative you don’t need to prepare in any way. Beef jerky, turkey jerky, biltong—any are a great option to bring on the road with you. It won’t spoil, it doesn’t need to be refrigerated, and it is lightweight and easy to carry.

Grains

Any grain is invaluable when you are on the trail. They are highly nutritious, incredibly cheap, and can be both bought and prepared in bulk. Beyond the traditional option of rice, today you can also find options such as whole oats and quinoa as alternatives. Anyone on the trail for an extended period will likely have a small kit including a gas stove and a pot necessary to prepare grains.

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]]> 3 of the Most Efficient Foods for Long Treks https://travelerdreams.com/3-of-the-most-efficient-foods-for-long-treks/ Wed, 26 May 2021 09:25:00 +0000 https://travelerdreams.com/?p=9869 For anyone who has hiked for extended periods of time, you know what a struggle it can be to find a balance between how much food you need and how much your food weighs. No one carrying their life on their back wants to deal with any extra weight beyond what they are required to. […]

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]]> For anyone who has hiked for extended periods of time, you know what a struggle it can be to find a balance between how much food you need and how much your food weighs. No one carrying their life on their back wants to deal with any extra weight beyond what they are required to. While overnight campers may be content to prepare canned food, the extra weight of bringing a week’s worth of canned food is exorbitant.

Here are some ideas for the most efficient foods on your long-distance hikes, so you can get all of the nutrients you need and not have to worry about breaking your back bringing them.

Trail Mix

Trail Mix is named as such because it is the perfect food to bring on the trail. Really, anything small and bagged that packs a protein punch is ideal—be it any kind of nut, seed, or dried fruit. And, of course, you can bring M&Ms and the like to satisfy your sweet tooth, although you should be careful with chocolate if it’s hot out. These foods are also full of calories and easy to eat on the go to keep your strength and energy up.

Jerky

Fresh meat is highly perishable, but we need to get protein somehow. Thankfully, dried and cured meats are a tasty and portable alternative you don’t need to prepare in any way. Beef jerky, turkey jerky, biltong—any are a great option to bring on the road with you. It won’t spoil, it doesn’t need to be refrigerated, and it is lightweight and easy to carry.

Grains

Any grain is invaluable when you are on the trail. They are highly nutritious, incredibly cheap, and can be both bought and prepared in bulk. Beyond the traditional option of rice, today you can also find options such as whole oats and quinoa as alternatives. Anyone on the trail for an extended period will likely have a small kit including a gas stove and a pot necessary to prepare grains.

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]]> What Foods are Good for Traveling? https://travelerdreams.com/what-foods-are-good-for-traveling/ Fri, 27 Nov 2020 17:54:00 +0000 https://travelerdreams.com/?p=10076 When you are traveling around the world, food can sometimes be a problem. You can’t always find the nourishment you need, and if you are traveling by car, motorbike or hiking, you can go whole days without finding anywhere to eat. This is why it is important to know what kind foods you should have […]

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]]> When you are traveling around the world, food can sometimes be a problem. You can’t always find the nourishment you need, and if you are traveling by car, motorbike or hiking, you can go whole days without finding anywhere to eat. This is why it is important to know what kind foods you should have in storage in case of emergency.

Here are some of the best foods for traveling.

Oats

Cheap and easy to store for long periods of time, oats provide long lasting slow-release energy as well as being high in fiber and minerals. Not only that, but they are so easy to eat. All you really have to do is add water. Keeping a bag of oats in your bag or car is a great way to make sure you always have the reserves you need.

Lentils

Another easy one to store, lentils are high in energy, fiber vitamins and minerals. This can replenish depleted energy stores as well as improve the immune and digestive systems. Just boil in water, and they’ll be perfect.

Potatoes

While potatoes can be quite heavy and don’t last as long as the previous two foods, they are also great to have with you. You can be quite creative with how you cook them, and they provide slow release high energy.

The post What Foods are Good for Traveling? appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

]]> Easy Ways to Eat on a Budget During Your Travels https://travelerdreams.com/easy-ways-to-eat-on-a-budget-during-your-travels/ Mon, 30 Sep 2019 08:51:24 +0000 https://stagingtrd.wpengine.com/?p=3530 Food is one of the biggest travel expenses because every passionate traveler likes trying local specialties in each and every new country they visit. Fortunately, it’s possible to have a satisfying culinary experience without breaking the bank – as long as you follow our advice. Local Flavors You can try local cuisine without visiting expensive […]

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]]> Food is one of the biggest travel expenses because every passionate traveler likes trying local specialties in each and every new country they visit. Fortunately, it’s possible to have a satisfying culinary experience without breaking the bank – as long as you follow our advice.

Local Flavors

You can try local cuisine without visiting expensive restaurants because street food is always an option. Picking the right place can be hard so make sure to ask your tour guide or hostel staff for advice.

Good Booking

Trying traditional specialties is an essential part of your trip, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you have to eat out for every meal. You’ll save a lot of money by picking a hostel that comes with a free breakfast or a shared kitchen where you can prepare your own food.

Treating Yourself

Being reasonable with money is important, but you shouldn’t be saving up every penny. Treat yourself by having a meal at the cute restaurant that you really like. You can still eat on a budget by opting for lunch instead of dinner because this tends to be a more affordable option.

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