Picture the kind of Tuesday that happens to almost every business traveller on Earth. Six-fifteen in the morning, a hotel room. The mini-fridge contains two small bottles of water and a tiny chocolate bar at four pounds. The hotel breakfast buffet opens at six-thirty and offers pastries, pastries shaped like croissants, and a chafing dish of scrambled eggs that may have been there since five. The trainee has a meeting at eight, a flight at three, and a workout they would like to do somewhere in the middle. The kitchen they normally cook in is one thousand miles away.
That is the entire problem this cookbook is built for.
Inside this one
- 25 kitchen-less recipes for kettle, microwave, mini-fridge, and paper plate
- The 4-item assembly framework that generalises across any supermarket on Earth
- Pack-once kitchen kit under £20 and 300g
- Airport, hotel, office, conference catering, gas station — all covered
- Red Flag for the ship-Tupperware-to-the-hotel pattern
- Industry Graveyard for seven travel-nutrition patterns
The standard it is held to
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