Food to bring for my training. No fridge/cooler

Caution really slow truck .

 

Contract
Requires
Substantial
Teaming

 

CR Swift Transportation

 

Cheaply Remunerated Super Truckers

 

Little boxes of cereal and shelf stable milk single servings.
Tuna pouches and crackers.
Protein meal replacement bars.
Beef jerky.
Bananas.
A case of water.
Fruit.
Cherry tomatoes and other non-refrigerator veggies.
Nut mixes.
Trail mix.
Pretzels and peanut butter.
Cans of soup.
Cup o noodles.
Dried fruit.
Granola.


This is what we have on our truck right now... Plus a fridge full of cold stuff.

Good luck... Truck stop food is high calorie-low nutritional value and crazy expensive!

 

PBJ will probably win out on cheapest/easiest to take. Get a jar of Goobers (it doesn't need refrigeration) and some bread. Get spoons/knives out of the truck stops (wendys has the sturdiest ones )

You'll have a bunch of options when you get your own rig. Ask your trainer when you get one, (I'm a trainer) and it's something I always ask my students about, if they want to go to walmart and get some stuff to eat on. I always advise them of how overpriced the truckstops are; and how fast you can blow your check in their eating every day.

 

And we all wonder why America imports foreigners to drive.

 

More hand outs... Killary will love your vote

 

Sometimes, when they stay at a full service truck stop, a rookie will wander into the place where his trainer told him not to go...the restaurant. Some guy is trying to get started, hasnt seen a paycheck in months, got shuffled around in school, orientation and the trainers truck. If I see them, i will buy them a meal. Especially if they're stuck in that spot all weekend.