The vast majority of our vacations were either backpacking or in a camper which typically means you fix your own food most of the time. Last year we went to Kauai for our nieces wedding and cooked some of our meals in the condo we rented and ate out half or more of the time. Niece used to be a vegetarian but now eats limited portions of fish, fowl, pork, and beef so some of our eating out with her was still quite healthy. OK, except for the visits to a local ICE CREAM FACTORY.
Pat
"I'm not from your planet, monkey boy!"
Actually we like the motel breakfast in the motel chain that we usually stay with while we are on vacation. We try to have a big breakfast and then a minumum lunch on the road, and quit early enough to dine out in an interesting place. As far as cooking, heck, we don't do that good a job while we're home.
CJDave
Yes, we cook for most of our meals when we get to our destination. The cost of eating out is just too high compared to a grocery bill. Steak or seafood dinners with a salad, or just fried bologna sandwiches, or sausage biscuits with eggs. We enjoy cooking for ourselves. Especially the high-priced seafood places along the beach! Who can afford $35 each for a seafood buffet?
If we rent a house on vacation we cook. Especially at the beach were there is plenty of fresh seafood available. But other than that we usually go out for meals.
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