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I love saving money and time with great ideas for my husbands lunches. I sometimes make these for myself too. One morning I can cook up a bunch of these make ahead and freeze lunches, then microwave them at work. Genius!

The first step to healthy eating on the road is to start making your own meals. Whether you’re a new driver or a well-seasoned driver, it isn’t very expensive to make those first steps to cook on the road. The least expensive way to get started is to save fuel points at Travel Centers and use them to buy a 12-Volt device that you can start cooking with. The most popular cooking appliance is the RoadPro 12-Volt Lunchbox Stove. It heats up to over 300 degrees and is limitless with what you can…

Because you want your kid's Friday sandwich to taste as good as their Monday one does.

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Food storage is essential in keeping your truck clean and organized. It also helps you easily see what foods you have with you on the road. Click to learn some storage ideas for long haul truck drivers. #semitruckstorage #foodstorage #foodorganization #cleanandorganized #trucking #truckertips #truckinghacks #truckdriverlifehacks #longhaultruckers #overtheroad #otr #truckersnetwork #bigrig #truckpics #truckphotos #truckorganization #howto

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