Not too big, not too small; not too much, not too little. Hitting the magic food amount takes some surprising perspective, but it’s very very doable!
Learn 5 reasons it’s tough to provision for a limited-duration cruise, and 6 tricks to making it all work out right.
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Small reusable bags (Amazon)
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Claire says
We have moved from the boat to RVing, and there are a lot of differences in the two. I can tell you things move around in the RV a lot more than the boat. I have ordered two sets of the reusable plastic zip bags with the hope of freeing up the space used by all the ZipLoc boxes. Thanks for the help, and I will continue to use The Boat Galley for our RVing needs.