In aussie, my roomate in hot teach me how to cook with rice cooker. Just put something heavy on the button down there n youre good to cook. She cook soup, tomyam, spicy chicken. We cook everything 😅😅😅 nvr buy food outside cz we muslim. Not easy to get meat or cooked food outside. Except vegetarian pizza

@yesnomads

Жыл бұрын

That is a good idea with something heavy. Porridge was quite hard to cook for that reason lol. I bet you have some fab recipes with that pot.

@Minimalist2444

Жыл бұрын

@@yesnomads we only cook Malaysian foods like coconut rice with sambal, ramen with cheese n egg, tomyum, veggie, deep fry. I’m sorry I can’t recall what she used for holding the button down. It’s not easy but since we got the right tool so it’s pretty easy for us. That’s 2019. So not practical anymore bcz now we hv electric pot ☺️🥰

Something we did at our motel near Disneyworld to store milk was after we brushed our teeth at night, we filled the sink with ice, put in our quart of milk and laid a towel over it. In the morning we used the milk in our tea and coffee and cold cereal. We would use the whole quart in the morning and then buy another quart the next evening for the following day. Saved a lot of money for our family vs going to a restaurant for breakfast for 3 of us.

Awesome idea. We always buy our food when we go on a trip. It's usually all microwavable. But this is amazing. I enjoyed watching this video to the end. Those eggs looks so delicious.

@yesnomads

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Lisa you are an angel 😘

That was a great detailed explanation, thank you! I've never considered traveling with my own pot. May have to give that a try

@yesnomads

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching and commenting. If we spend a while somewhere then it can be much easier.

hah hah yes. i've been doing the ice bucket cooler thing for years when i don't have a fridge in the room. that said in some countries you may not even have an ice maker in the hotel. what i've done is just buy ice at a grocery store and threw ice into a plastic bag. I'll put whatever i need cold into that. just make sure you hide it from housekeeping or put up the do not disturb sign. when you want to save $ when traveling, easiest meal to save $ on is breakfast imo.

It can be very expensive to eat in Vegas. I'd never thought they might charge you if the room smells from cooking. I can understand that. Yeah, setting off a fire alarm would not be good! We find Amazon lockers super handy too. Using an ice bucket is a great tip. I have a tip for cleaning the pot. I have to be very skimpy when using water in our RV. I spray white vinegar into a warm pot and then wipe out the contents with a paper towel. Or, I will spray the vinegar onto a wet paper towel and wipe out the pot or clean a dish. The smell of vinegar will only last for a few minutes, it will not smell up the room like you might think. This was a great video. Thank you for sharing all of your tips! Happy Travels! ATB ~ Patti🙋‍♀️

@yesnomads

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Patti, that is a great tip to clean the pot. Thanks so much. Yeah the lockers are great although sometimes it was hard to find a free near the strip. Thanks for watching 🙏

Another tip, Cook in your in room bath room because they are vented and because of steam, they are not near smoke detector. You can also shut the bathroom door to keep smells down. You also then have a sink in most rooms.

Great tips for cooking while traveling. They are very useful and convenient when you do not have much time and resource. Thanks for the share.

This was very helpful as we are prepping to cook in a hotel room. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

What an awesome video! This is super useful, I will be using these tips for the next time we travel. Thank you

What a great idea! We do not like to eat out either! So this would be so awesome to make our own meals in the hotel. Informative video Thanks for posting!

@yesnomads

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and commenting 💚

Helped me out a lot. As a student staying in a dorm, I do not have much choice and freedom when it comes to cooking. But this video gave me a new idea and helped me see things from a new point of view.

Thank you for sharing!! Very helpful and a lot of details!!

@yesnomads

3 жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful! These times are certainly not the easiest to enjoy a relaxed hotel stay.

Great tips! I have a lot of Food Allergies, so I have no choice but to bring and cook my own foods. I'm sure most Hotels won't allow you to to cook in their rooms. But I do so, anyways. I will refrain from cooking strong foods tho, like fish, onions and garlic, as well. I bring a small slow cooker and cook steel cut oatmeal overnight. I also bring a small, electric shabu shabu hot pot for making soups and rice. And an electric Kettle to make hot waterfor hot beverages, instant soups, etc. And I bring an electric skillet to fry meats, veggies, reheat foods, eggs, make toast.

I’m in the UK (Europe) and we do have them here too 😉

very informative video...thanks for sharing these valuable travel tips...appreciated🍚🍚🍚

Thanks for the details will order soon

Thank you for posting this video . I like traveling with my own food too .

This is our type of video! Food is always our #1 expense on any trip! Interesting to think food smell causes all that trouble! That pot would be perfect for us! We just recently stayed at a Town Place Suites for like $70 a night. It had a great mini kitchen that we never used. That's crazy things can just blow up from such different voltages. Can you send it to us when you leave? Just kidding. Thanks for sharing great video and very informative

@yesnomads

4 жыл бұрын

Ah if we would have known then we could have sent it to you :) We have to stop one of our travels near your home one day. Yes, you can save lots of money on the road eating in. It is even as simple as just having a coffee at the hotel instead of buying one out which a lot of people do. Thanks for watching and have a lovely week.

Great tips!

It's good. It really is better to cook one's own food (health and finances). Loved this video. Thanks for sharing 😺

Awesome great tips keep in touch

That plate looks so cute

Nicely detailed! Thank you for this information and I will check the hot pot out on Amazon. Cheers!

@yesnomads

Жыл бұрын

No problem!

Great advice

Hello! Yes, eating out can get very expensive! I didn’t know about the Amazon lockers! Good to know.👍

Nice tips for cooking in the hotel room. This helps a lot. Nice review.

@yesnomads

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much.

happy days ,you have a beautiful channel,I wish you continued success, 💛❤️❤️❤️💚💚💙💙

it's gonna be really helpful when I am in quarantine

Thanks for this video. I need to get this pot now

@yesnomads

Жыл бұрын

Hope you like it!

Thank you very much interesting video 🍽 ! Have a great week and friendly greetings 🎵🎹🎵, Julius and Hanna

Ausgezeichnet! Gute Idee!! Liebe Grüße

Love your video.

I m from France and i just bougth it. I wait thé Amazon delivery

New subscriber here at flackfam! Thanks for finding us! Amazing that you do two different videos in different languages!

@yesnomads

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for watching and following. And your kind words :)

This is so amazing, I love this video! ❤️ those are very good tips! I will definitely use some next time! Just subbed to stay in touch! :)

@yesnomads

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and following. Will check you now. Let's stay in touch :)

I bought a hot pot from Amazon (thought I was buying a tiny slow cooker). It cannot be used the same. Thank you for your video. I’m going to keep my hot pot (waiting for my 2 qt slow cooker).

@yesnomads

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful! Enjoy cooking Claudia

Lots of good info. One thing that I would recommend if you want some milk and not to refrigerate it, take a small plastic container of powdered milk and add water to it as needed in a glass to use as needed. Thank you for the video.

Very nice video my friend 👍👍💕💕

Thank you

Nice tips madam especially for those who are fond of travelling

@yesnomads

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you my friend.

Great tips and just to add if your going to cook in a hotel room don’t leave it cooking and go out. Technically your not allowed to use your own electric devices and don’t want to get into trouble.

@yesnomads

Жыл бұрын

Definitely. Thank you. It was a life saver during lockdown when our hotel stopped any meals and you couldn't eat out.

Merci pour le partage + like

That seems like a decent pot, good for travelers.

So beautiful video big like 2

@yesnomads

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much Emmy

How well explain

If you travel by car, you can still carry with you. If on an airplane, takes up a lot of space. In Russia, this is unlikely to take root.

@yesnomads

4 жыл бұрын

It does not actually take that much space when you would pack it without the box, you can also get small rice cookers that easily fit into a luggage, it also depends on your luggage allowance. Thanks for watching.

Yummy and tasty stay connected

very nice upload !!

@yesnomads

4 жыл бұрын

thank you

Hello nice video keep posting and vlogging..new is friend I hope you have a very nice day and God bless you and goodluck..

Nice Little review on saving money and cooking in your hotels. But be very careful City Hotels in Australia will not allow you to cook your meals in their rooms. However some Motels it maybe okay or self contained appartments. Thank you for sharing your experiences. Enjoyed your review.

@yesnomads

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and for the warning. I don't think many hotels anywhere would allow in-room cooking unless they have a microwave like low and mid-range properties in the US do. We have done it in Oz - you just have to be careful about the smell and of course hide the cooker. Have a nice Sunday.

Hi loved your tip on the fried chip onions packet. Ill have to bring some with me on my next trip for cooking indian. Im scared if the fire alarm and sprinkler getting on. I once had the alarms getting off on me frying kale at my air bnb in Syd. Had throw the kale away much to my disappointment.

I live in the UK, and I have one of these, bought from Amazon UK.

Hi YesNomads. Thanks for the video. I heard of the Dezin for the very 1st time from you. At 7.26 you said when you'll leave the us you'll may give it away to goodwill; I'll be overjoyed to get it from you, if you please ? *I'll pay for it's shipping cost to me in Toronto ON Canada.* Seriously. I mean it.

How do you think this would fare on an RV or bus? I know it's somewhat dependent on setup, stored energy and output, any tips? Thanks 🙂

Thanks for sharing the tips.. Keep in touch Godbless

@yesnomads

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much

@runforlifetata

4 жыл бұрын

@@yesnomads your welcome...

If u want a fridge ask the front desk and tell them you need it for your insulin.

@yesnomads

Жыл бұрын

Thats a great tip Mike, thank you

@wolchfam

Жыл бұрын

When I flew to Minneapolis our hotel didn’t have a fridge and my diabetes medicine required refrigeration so they provided a mini fridge to our room.

Bummer! Vegas don't have microwave in their hotels..Was it extended stay? You can't lie with Durian. Very good idea..I did that before too when we stayed in a motel for awhile. That's a nice versatile pot. You can probably use it with converter.

Chào bạn clip bạn hay quá mình rất thích👍👍👍👍❤

Thank you for the review. Have you used it in Europe with a converter?

@yesnomads

Жыл бұрын

No, you would defo need a transformer. But as the prices of those are quite a lot, you might be better off purchasing yourself a cheap one in Europe and then giving it to someone or donating it to charity at the end of your trip.

when I was in college I lived using a popcorn popper. I cooked everything in it.

❤

@yesnomads

10 ай бұрын

thank you

Hi, I just purchased a similar pot. Can you make rice in it? If so, how? Thanks for any help. Great video!

@yesnomads

Жыл бұрын

Yes, you can make rice in it. It just depends on cooking times. And you have to watch that it doesn't burn.

Do they allow u to cook in your room ?

Nice 3 like

@yesnomads

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Sameena

@Sameenaskitchen22

4 жыл бұрын

@@yesnomads 🌹🌹🌹

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You could just buy an adapter and wattage converter to use it in Europe.

Ich Europe, this pot is called AudeCook.

Good morning 😃

@CrystalLifeAfter40

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I’m aware of those cleaning fees. Worked in hospitality over 12-13 years. This pot I am going to look for it. 👌🏾✨

@yesnomads

2 жыл бұрын

Hi sis, thank you

Can u make a vid cooking on a clothes iron?

@yesnomads

Жыл бұрын

With the fire risk, I wouldn't do that.

Hello new friend, returned over to return the love . Thanks for stopping by my channel and supporting. Hope we can stay connected and support each other . God bless

I know durian, that’s a Philippine fruit. It smells awful. That’s interesting, you can save money if you use that instead of going out to eat when you’re on vacation. More power to your channel and thank you so much for visiting my livestream. From Texas here!

Or in a yurt?

Can you fry a chicken breast in it? A meal for me would be rice with brócoli and chicken breast in a bit of olive oil and oregano. But the smoke detector would freak me out… I guess if it goes of it’s just fast hiding the pot and act innocent.

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