Cooler-packing tips
Going on a road trip? Here's how to secure your baon.
By: Liezl YapGoing on a road trip? Here's how to secure your baon.
Photography by Miguel Nacianceno | Styling by Liezl Yap
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December 27, 2011
Have a separate cooler for drinks and food, as the cooler with the beverages will most likely be opened more often. Also, pre-chill the beverages.
Instead of ice cubes, you can use store-bought ice packs. They keep cooler longer, and if there is a freezer at your destination, you can freeze them again. It saves water!
For coolers that you'll use to keep hot food, wrap containers in foil and use kitchen towels to fill up the spaces. The towels will keep the food warmer longer and prevent the containers from moving around.
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