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Posted by whiskers on Mar-04-2009 04:03:

bring your own lunch?

I like to bring my own because it's cheaper, healthier, and tastier!

My ideas:




Do any of you have cool lunch ideas? Something quick, on the cheap side, healthy, filling... Nut/trail mixes are cool too.


Posted by bas on Mar-04-2009 04:04:

I bring my lunch a good chunk of the time, they're usually a premade salad or a microwaved thing


Posted by whiskers on Mar-04-2009 04:05:

quote:
Originally posted by bas
I bring my lunch a good chunk of the time, they're usually a premade salad or a microwaved thing


Oh yeah, salads are good. I can buy a box a salad and a bottle of dressing and just stick it in the fridge at work...


Posted by woscar on Mar-04-2009 04:06:

Carpaccio FTW


Posted by Silky Johnson on Mar-04-2009 04:14:

I always bring my own lunch.

- turkey lettuce wraps (turkey breast and a couple slices of cheese + a bit of mayo wrapped in a lettuce leaf)
- grilled salmon
- steamed broccoli, green beans, or asparagus
- baked/garlic mashed sweet potatoes (my god do I love sweet potatoes)
- grilled chicken
- cottage cheese
- protein shakes
- almonds

And today I made a tomato stuffed with tuna + dill + diced celery + a bit of mayo.

Oh and lots of fresh salads.


Posted by Krypton on Mar-04-2009 04:15:

Leftover dinner. Usually very good..


Posted by verndogs on Mar-04-2009 04:18:

rice, pickles and chicken does the trick for me


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Mar-04-2009 04:38:

i buy my lunch because im a lazy cunt.


Posted by Frenchie on Mar-04-2009 04:47:

I'm a bring my own lunch type of person unless I was just too lazy. One of our kitchen at work has an oven so i'm able to actually cook lunch which is awesomely fresh. I'm a huge fan of wraps and grilled veggies.


Posted by T-Soma on Mar-04-2009 13:28:

Iv just started uni and quickly realising how much money you waist if you don't just bring your own lunch (that is unless you find somewhere cheap and are willing to eat the same thing all the time).

Pretty much everything is based on leftovers.

-Pasta Salad from left over pasta + chicken/tuna and salad stuff (works best if you put some pasta aside without any sauce mixed in, just some oil so the pasta doesn't clump)
-Schnitzel rolls/sandwiches
-Tuna in a tin (not an appealing smell though)

Thats just what I had this week.
I gotta get a list of ideas and make some kind of el-cheapo cook book for lunches.
I am officially a uni bum


Posted by Ian on Mar-04-2009 13:31:

Yes because most places use unnecessary ingredients. It's impossible at some places not to find some sort of ****ish dressing, mayo or something shit on a sandwich. There is one exception which is a local bakery who send rolls out to shops freshly done & they're delicious.


Posted by echosystm on Mar-04-2009 13:45:

i always take my own lunch, but i go to uni and have no fridge or cooking devices.

my lunch is basically fruit, museli bars and a tin of tuna


Posted by narcism on Mar-04-2009 13:45:

i usually take some yoghurt, an apple and a chicken or ham wrap with lettuce, cheese and mayo


Posted by Capitalizt on Mar-04-2009 13:57:

8oz bag of sunflower seeds kernels for me.. You get around 1500 calories for $1.30


Posted by squirrelly on Mar-04-2009 14:00:

I always bring my lunch. and it's usually whatever was left over from dinner the night before


Posted by Yohan on Mar-04-2009 14:04:

quote:
Originally posted by squirrelly
I always bring my lunch. and it's usually whatever was left over from dinner the night before

same here.

but i dont mind, because i generally make kick ass food


Posted by kr00t0n on Mar-04-2009 14:05:

I do this now, buying in the canteen was a massive waste of money.

I'll either bring a loaf of bread in and have peanut butter or Marmite sammiches for 2 days, or cook the following the night before:

Pasta salad (fusilli, tuna, mayo, sweetcorn, cherry tomatoes)
Various pastas to be heated in the work microwaves
Mexican bean & rice salad
Stir-fry

I also have a big tupperware of muesli in my work drawer, and have a 350ml thermos for bringing milk in, which gives me 2 bowls of muesli, breakfast, and afternoon at work.


Posted by squirrelly on Mar-04-2009 14:09:

quote:
Originally posted by Yohan
same here.

but i dont mind, because i generally make kick ass food


ditto


Posted by tubularbills on Mar-04-2009 15:14:

quote:
Originally posted by Krypton
Leftover dinner. Usually very good..


yeah leftovers for sure. if a microwave is not available, then sandwhiches


Posted by matty on Mar-04-2009 15:23:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
I always bring my own lunch.

- turkey lettuce wraps (turkey breast and a couple slices of cheese + a bit of mayo wrapped in a lettuce leaf)
- grilled salmon
- steamed broccoli, green beans, or asparagus
- baked/garlic mashed sweet potatoes (my god do I love sweet potatoes)
- grilled chicken
- cottage cheese
- protein shakes
- almonds

Oh and lots of fresh salads.


Ah those are pretty much my lunches as well. I love yams. Try mashing a butternut squash, similar idea but a bit of a different taste.

I love steaming kale with broccoli, zucchini and yams/squash. Usually a miso based dressing (garlic, miso paste, lemon juice, olive oil, salt/pepper to taste). Make it the might before and bring for lunch, ace!


Posted by malek on Mar-04-2009 15:48:

never bring my lunch, just don't want to bother.

eating out usualy costs less than 10$, which is not that of a big deal.


Posted by enydo on Mar-04-2009 15:57:

I'm trying to stop buying food in the lunch court, it's raping my wallet.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Mar-04-2009 16:00:

I don't really eat lunch, so I suppose you could say I bring my own lunch, too.


Posted by ziptnf on Mar-04-2009 16:10:

quote:
Originally posted by malek
never bring my lunch, just don't want to bother.

eating out usualy costs less than 10$, which is not that of a big deal.

It's not that big of a deal day to day, but over time, that's 50 bucks a week, 200 bucks a month. That's money you could be spending on hookers and blow.

I usually bring my lunch, but I forgot to today. I always make myself a ham and cheese sandwich, a baggie of chips, and whatever other small sweet morsel I have laying around (yogurt, girl scout cookies, nutrigrain bars).


Posted by nchs09 on Mar-04-2009 17:02:

I am a big fan of just a sandwhich.....


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