What food items do you take with you?

[Grace2007]

Coffee, tea bags and no added sugar squeezy Vimto! ... oh and custard creams !

[deanobrown]

Absolutely nothing...
My favourite part of a Florida holiday is eating & drinking as much of "their" stuff as possible! lol

[Mazascouser]

Tea bags and chocolate.

[Vanillapod]

Just snacky stuff for the flight really which tends to roll over as room snacks for a few days
I do take a pack of disposable bowls and some plastic cutlery (won’t take plastic next time as I’m trying to be eco friendly)
OH and I generally don’t want more than an apple or something first thing but DS likes to have cereal too and it saves time. He has that whilst we’re getting ready.

[sparklegirl]

we only really take some Robinsons diluting juice and teabags. I have never found American ones that I really like and I get fed up drinking fizzy juice for weeks.

[duchy]

Not to save money but personal taste , coffee and teabags , I don't eat the same on holiday as at home so everything else would be pointless.
I do boggle at what some people bring from home I must admit .

[Tinkerbell]

Nothing, it’s not a third world country, can’t think of anything that I couldn’t live without for two to three weeks. The only exceptions are Tea and Coffee if I had space in case that’s it

[archibald]

A few packs of belvita breakfast biscuits in case we wake up at silly o'clock on the first morning and didn't have the urge to shop on arrival day. I have beautiful sunrise photographs from the Walmart car park in Dallas last year!

[LadyFromage]

Ill be taking some washing up liquid, a washing up sponge, cheap dishwasher tabs, washing powder for our villa. Will only need a small quantity and dont want to be buying the massive American boxes.

Food wise, might pack some cereal bars for the first morning but that'll be it