TO PACK OR NOT TO PACK?

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THE CAMP PACK

• Lighter
• Games 
• Yoga mat!!!!
• Big water bottles
• Own pillows for bad back!!
• NEED Fire lighters
• Booze

SCRAN PACK - WHAT CAN  YOU TAKE ACROSS BORDERS IN EUROPE? -You are not allowed to take meat, milk, plant, fruit and vegetables or products containing them into EU countries. Certain fish products are allowed and so are bananas, coconuts, dates and pineapples. There are exceptions for certain amounts of powdered infant milk, infant food or pet food required for medical reasons - info from The Camping and Caravanning Club

https://www.campingandcaravanningclub.co.uk/advice/discover/travelling-to-europe-post-brexit/#:~:text=You%20are%20not%20allowed%20to,food%20required%20for%20medical%20reasons.

 Most things we will buy once on the other side as the can't list is high but a small kitchenette may be useful right?! We are arriving on Easter Monday and most shops and restaurants maybe closed. So check your arrival times and make sure you have something to see you through. You are allowed tins, dry food and fruit. The list below are what we are thinking our essentials are:

• Kitchenette stuff
• Bin bags
• Washing up liquid
• J-cloth
• tea towel 
• Foil
• Tupperware
• Olive oil
• Vegetable oil

• Tins 
• Tomatos
• Mackerel/Tuna/Anchovy
• Pineapple
• All the beans, I'm talking haricot, I'm talking kidney, canelini, butter, I'm talking borlotti. ALLL the beans.

• Dry Food
• Crackers
• Oats
• Pasta
• Rice
• Popcorn kernels! (why not?)

• Coffee & Tea
• Moka pot 
• Aeropress + filters 
• Sugar
• Tea bags & Coffee
• Sweetener 

• Herbs,  spices and flavouring
• Paprika
• Pepper 
• Rock salt
• Oregano
• Tom paste
• Chicken/veg/beef stock