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Step 1
Purchase a portable 12-volt refrigerator made for big trucks to save money on food while trucking. You will find this product in some truck stops, camping good stores or on the Internet.
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Step 2
Plan your meals on the road. Decide about how many days you will be out and what you want to eat for your meals each day.
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Step 3
Buy the amount of groceries that will fit in your truck's refrigerator and on shelves. Remember to take plastic ware and paper products.
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Step 4
Consider making food at home you can package and eat such as popped corn. Select serving size cans of fruits, vegetables, canned meats, boxed raisins, dried fruits and nuts.
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Step 5
Pick gallons of water instead of expensive bottled water to save money on food while trucking. Purchase a 12-volt immersion heater that heats one cup of water at a time.
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Step 6
Invest in a 12-volt slow cooker, saucepan, sandwich makers and coffee pot available in most truck stop stores.
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Step 7
Save money on food while trucking, order from the restaurant menu and not the buffet. Take leftovers with you and warm them for another meal.


















