The Pioneer Woman Wants to Stock Her New Hotel Rooms with Fresh Cookies — Pop Culture

February 16, 2018

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In the process of planning her new hotel, the Boarding House, Ree Drummond has been thinking back on what she likes to do in hotels, and what she likes to experience when she travels. Appropriately enough for a Food Network star, Drummond says one of the first things she does in a hotel room is check out the mini bar.

“When I travel here and there, I like checking into my hotel room and nestling in (and, figuratively, sucking my thumb.)” she wrote next to an Instagram photo of some cookies sprinkled with colorful nonpareils. “Part is my holing-up ritual is surveying the mini-bar snacks that are going to be part of my stay, and I have seen an enormous range of options, from single bags of M&M’s to cans of cashews to Dean & Deluca chocolate covered caramels.”

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