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Re: Lunchtime Choices
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 8851168)
I think lunch is an underrated meal. People go on about breakfast and evening dinners but with lunch you usually get to eat it on your own and its break from work.
Last few weeks since OH has been in Canada I have hardly ever made food in the evening - I just don't feel hungry and since there's only me.... Sadly, if I am working, I often don't get to eat lunch at all (not even a banana in a bap!), so having time for a lovely lunch on a day I am not working is a super luxury. It's so nice to have time to eat it slowly and taste it! |
Re: Lunchtime Choices
Originally Posted by ireland2canada
(Post 8851181)
I have to say, I'm surprised at the amount of people having hot lunches. Meals that I would consider to be dinner rather than lunch. Does no one else have a banana chopped up in a bap, or am I a complete pleb?
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Re: Lunchtime Choices
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 8851189)
I had a cheese and pickle sandwich yesterday.
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Re: Lunchtime Choices
Originally Posted by ireland2canada
(Post 8851199)
Pickle, as in Branston? Or gherkin?
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Re: Lunchtime Choices
Wow, fancy stuff ;)
My usual "pleb" meal is butter and herb instant mash potato. You can get two packs for about $1.60, so it works out as a quick and very filling lunch for 80c :) |
Re: Lunchtime Choices
Originally Posted by ireland2canada
(Post 8851181)
I have to say, I'm surprised at the amount of people having hot lunches. Meals that I would consider to be dinner rather than lunch. Does no one else have a banana chopped up in a bap, or am I a complete pleb?
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Re: Lunchtime Choices
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 8851211)
Actually it was mango chutney.
Originally Posted by CanadaJimmy
(Post 8851212)
Wow, fancy stuff ;)
My usual "pleb" meal is butter and herb instant mash potato. You can get two packs for about $1.60, so it works out as a quick and very filling lunch for 80c :) |
Re: Lunchtime Choices
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 8851223)
Not sure about a banana sandwich but I like a hot lunch. I used call it dinner but here that just confuses people so now it's lunch. Of course old people here call dinner, supper.
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Re: Lunchtime Choices
Originally Posted by ireland2canada
(Post 8851225)
Ponce.
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Re: Lunchtime Choices
Originally Posted by CanadaJimmy
(Post 8851228)
At least that isn't as bad as how confused people here became when I kept referring to my evening meal as "tea". I have to call it dinner now :(
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Re: Lunchtime Choices
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 8851234)
It's all I had in. Now I work from home most days I've got to get used to having proper food in the house for lunches. Although tomorrow I'm going to have fish finger sandwiches which I'm quite looking forward to.
But are you a mayonnaise or a ketchup person? |
Re: Lunchtime Choices
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 8851241)
A few years ago I asked a girl out on a date by asking her, whether she'd want to have her tea around my place.
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Re: Lunchtime Choices
Originally Posted by helcat12
(Post 8851251)
That's a fab lunch!:thumbsup:
But are you a mayonnaise or a ketchup person? |
Re: Lunchtime Choices
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 8851234)
It's all I had in. Now I work from home most days I've got to get used to having proper food in the house for lunches. Although tomorrow I'm going to have fish finger sandwiches which I'm quite looking forward to.
I bring my breakfast and lunch into work everyday, but it's usually all gone by 9am. :( |
Re: Lunchtime Choices
my pleb meal today is those cheapy noodles that you can buy 5 packs for $1.20, and then make noodle sandwhiches.
I miss pot noodle sarnies. |
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