How to Eat Well at a Convention
Drink water., Find the food sources!, Bring your own food.-- Enough to last a weekend., Plan a budget for purchasing food., Find noodles, a veggie tray and/or fresh fruit somewhere., Stay sanitary., If you're feeling upset or sleepless, make...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Drink water.
Get a nice stainless steel water bottle.
Fill it every couple of hours. -
Step 2: Find the food sources!
Not just the dealer's room; find a convention suite, a snack table or any rooms with particularly charitable convention-goers.
Try to find a fridge if you're bringing your own food.
Mark it on your maps. , Peanut butter and crackers are a great snack and bringing fruits or vegetables that do not bruise easily (oranges, apples, carrots) will go a long way toward providing healthy food. , This isn't a major step, you just need to determine if you'll be leaving the con for a real meal.
Don't spend more than nine dollars a day on snack food or you'll not only go over budget, you'll ingest an unhealthy amount of sugar and fat before the convention is over. , Take it with you if you can. , Wash your hands as often as possible (definitely after using the bathrooms, which are usually filthy).
Keep a travel bottle of hand sanitizer with you and use it prior to handling any food on the go. , If you don't like tea or it's too hot, wait until it has cooled and down it in one gulp.
Certain teas help calm you, notably chamomile tea. , Free candy and sweets are OK, just not for every meal. -
Step 3: Bring your own food.-- Enough to last a weekend.
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Step 4: Plan a budget for purchasing food.
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Step 5: Find noodles
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Step 6: a veggie tray and/or fresh fruit somewhere.
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Step 7: Stay sanitary.
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Step 8: If you're feeling upset or sleepless
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Step 9: make yourself some tea.
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Step 10: Indulge every once in a while.
Detailed Guide
Get a nice stainless steel water bottle.
Fill it every couple of hours.
Not just the dealer's room; find a convention suite, a snack table or any rooms with particularly charitable convention-goers.
Try to find a fridge if you're bringing your own food.
Mark it on your maps. , Peanut butter and crackers are a great snack and bringing fruits or vegetables that do not bruise easily (oranges, apples, carrots) will go a long way toward providing healthy food. , This isn't a major step, you just need to determine if you'll be leaving the con for a real meal.
Don't spend more than nine dollars a day on snack food or you'll not only go over budget, you'll ingest an unhealthy amount of sugar and fat before the convention is over. , Take it with you if you can. , Wash your hands as often as possible (definitely after using the bathrooms, which are usually filthy).
Keep a travel bottle of hand sanitizer with you and use it prior to handling any food on the go. , If you don't like tea or it's too hot, wait until it has cooled and down it in one gulp.
Certain teas help calm you, notably chamomile tea. , Free candy and sweets are OK, just not for every meal.
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