What should we bring for the kitchen?

On our ships, you will find fully equipped kitchens. Various kitchen utensils and tools for cooking are on board.

Bear in mind that you may not have a good opportunity to do some shopping every day. On a sailing ship, you always need to stock up on provisions. On our ships, you will therefore find pantries, refrigerators and often freezers. Still, you need to think and shop space-saving.

Basic shopping list:

This shopping list does not include the ingredients for the planned main meals, but only provides suggestions for basic equipment:

  • Bread and Pastries: bread, wholemeal bread, baking rolls (if oven available), white bread, crispbread, pastries, biscuits
  • Dairy products: butter, margarine, long-life milk, possibly plant-based milk, yoghurt, cheese, eggs, cooking cream
  • For on bread: Sliced sausage, cheese, humus, cream cheese and other spreads
  • Fruit and vegetables: Fruit by season, tomato, cucumber, lettuce, salad herbs, onions, garlic
  • Breakfast: tea, coffee, chocolate milk, marmalade, honey, chocolate cream, peanut butter, muesli, cornflakes
  • Drinks: water (often the water on board is drinking water!), juice, soft drinks, beer (often not necessary, if a beer tap is on board), wine.
  • Herbs and Spices: (especially salt, pepper, vegetable broth, nutmeg, curry, paprika, chilli powder, basil, rosemary, thyme, parsley)
  • tea towels, kitchen roll, washing-up liquid, washing-up brush, sponges and cleaning rags
  • vinegar, oil, ketchup, mustard, mayo, flour, sugar
  • aluminium foil, cling film, large rubbish bags, napkins