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  • What do you eat for lunch at work?
  • racing_ralph
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    Me and my GF are trying to eat more whole foods rather than processed shit. We are both pescitarian (sp?).

    i am looking for inspiration for lunches to take to work away from sandwiches and pasta – anyone here have any decent ideas?

    Gary_M
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    tuna and nut salad

    bigrich
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    noodle rolls. yum

    pescitarian, that where you only eat fish? why not vegetarian? after all, the fish suffer as much as the mammals.

    djglover
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    Pasta pesto spinach and tomatoes for Lunch, Porridge with honey and apple for breakfast.

    I lived on that for 3 months with little variation when I was training last winter / spring.

    neilsonwheels
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    Muesli ect…?

    paule
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    I quite often cook extra the night before, and take it for lunch. Sushi type rolls are good, and easy to make once you get the knack.

    Couscous with tuna, herbs, raisins, nuts or whatever you’ve got to hand works well too.

    I_Ache
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    It all depends on what mood im in really.
    I will do one of the following things.
    1. McDonalds
    2. Local buttie van
    3. Chippy
    4. Local sarnie shop

    All provide a variation of delicious nourishment.

    HTH

    simonfbarnes
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    I eat all day and have a cappuccino for lunch :o)

    scaredypants
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    pie chips & beans is my signature dish at our place – think my colleagues are running a sweep on how many years before I’m in with my 1st heartie

    aw
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    Try chopped veg such as carrot sticks, celery and cucumber. you can combine these with dips.

    The other options is soups. These are excellent in winter and can be thick. You can combine bread with these or leave the bread out. You can make your own or buy the cheap ones (in cans) or expensive ones (fresh in packets such convent garden). My favs are leak & potato, pumpkin and chicken & sweetcorn.

    just some ideas…;-)

    miketually
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    Usually sandwiches and fruit, plus sometimes a home-made cakey thing. Sandwiches are usually ham or something. So long as I take lots of fruit, I can avoid the temptation to buy a choccy bar from the vending machine.

    If I don’t take lunch, the student common room serves a variety of healthy foods, such as curly fries, chips, …

    ahsat
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    Good post as I have been thinking the same. Anyone got a good recipe of how to make noddle rolls? You can also use bulgar wheat instead of couscous.

    miketually
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    Or leftovers. Leftovers are best.

    fliptophead
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    Decent tins of mixed beans at Lidl – mix with tinned tuna, or mackerel fillets in white wine, add preferred salady stuff and dressing. Easily made the night before. Take plenty of fruit, fresh or dried, to avoid the munchies…

    piedidiformaggio
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    Pate De Fois Gras on melba toast
    Slow roast Partridge with a red wine jus and roast seasonal vegetables
    Cheese board
    Vintage port
    Coffee (beans flown in from my plantation every morning)

    Well, either that or a jacket spud & beans

    chakaping
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    Make too much dinner and take the leftovers in to heat in the microwave?

    djglover
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    Vinegar, Toffos and a Curly Wurly

    colnagokid
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    toffos! now that takes me back!

    Coyote
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    You can also use bulgar wheat instead of couscous.

    Bulgar wheat with mint, black olives and feta cheese makes a welcome change from egg and cress rolls,

    theboatman
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    beans on 3 toast for every meal from the works canteen, and I usually slot this in twice a day, with additional chocolate from the machine. They don’t so much spread butter on the the toast more soak it in better, it’s lush. For the more concerned eater, you could go for organic beans on 3 slices of some poncy bread?

    djglover
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    Do you work in a mine?

    theboatman
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    LOL Nope,a hospital.

    matt.bee
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    Compo shite or sub-standard reheated meals.

    aleigh
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    i bring in salad, coleslaw and alernate between tuna and prawns. i have my prawns defrosting right next to me – in a tub of course! 😆

    jimmy
    Full Member

    defo left overs

    xherbivorex
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    today i had broccoli, orange and sunflower seed salad. followed by a banana, a small piece of fruit cake and a pack of cherry raisins.
    all washed down with a cup of green tea w/lemongrass.

    i pretty much bring some kind of salad, a banana and a pack of raisins every day. the fruit cake was a treat.

    tankslapper
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    Today pate sandwiches and Christmas Cake

    Normally – Baked Potato and beans/cheese or something like that

    Surfr
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    last year I had sandwiches, usually with a premade filling but today I’ve had remainder of last nights carbonara and some pieces of the glazed ham I cooked yesterday.

    Conor
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    Usually a sandwich or a salad. We have a microwave so I often bring in left overs. Today it’s spiced beef and home made coleslaw and sloe jelly sandwich. And a yoghurt and apple. I’m hungry now…

    aleigh
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    you’re always hungry 😆

    Conor
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    Sadly, that’s true!! At least I can eat what I want 🙂

    IanMunro
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    Egg sandwich and two packets of salt and vingear crisps.
    Food of kings!

    aleigh
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    yes you are very lucky!

    Oggles
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    I just had two pork pies, I feel dirty. Better go and find something green in the fridge…

    leftyboy
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    Two plain wholemeal pittas, bowl of homemade soup…

    .. uite boring but has helped me loss 2 stone in a year!

    rogerredhat
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    I have a flask (with a wide neck), into which usually goes homemade soups or lefovers from the previous night’s meal (e.g. curry, chilli, etc).

    I loathe sandwiches – so rarely do I get a decent one, that I’ve given up on them.

    I need to lose a stone, so i shall be back on the soup with pitta.

    Oh, and I must eat more fruit – otherwise I’ll too easily give into the chocolate demon.

    surfer
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    Tangerines, Bananas, Apples.

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