May Kasahara
take me to the feeling
2 x pitta filled with lime pickle, garlicky roast squash, roast chicken, cucumber and green pepper.
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Thimble Queen
Called away to another place
chorizo and tomato soup from m&s... nice but a little on the salty...
Hellsbells
World's best procrastinator
Pret are doing a new soup which was yummy - beetroot and horseradish. So that, and an olive roll from Tesco (still warm!) with a hardboiled egg and tomato I brought from home.
Successful lunch!
Successful lunch!
BoatieBird
Well-Known Member
An M&S king prawn and crunchy citrus salad.
My favourite fasting day lunch - only 135 calories
My favourite fasting day lunch - only 135 calories
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
Pitta with knock of Halloumi and mixed salad from the tramps buffet.
Was pretty tasty, but think I'll pay the bit extra for the real thing next time.
Was pretty tasty, but think I'll pay the bit extra for the real thing next time.
Callum91
Let them eat cock
My life revolves around 100g servings. I feel your painView attachment 41454
Homemade chili with rice and sour cream (separate tupperware pot) and pitta. It looks a bit measley as I'm calorie counting so only 100g of each
5t3IIa
Registered User
My life revolves around 100g servings. I feel your pain
*highfive*
I have almost convinced myself it's OK I mean, I was starving and hanging for lunchtime and now I've eaten a reasonable amount of delicious food. So what's my problem, type-of-thing. You get me?
Callum91
Let them eat cock
As long as it's left you feeling satiated it's all good. Resist the temptation!*highfive*
rubbershoes
not the only raver in the village
disappointing mulligatawny soup
*shakes fist at tesco*
*shakes fist at tesco*
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
I officially don't get any time to eat lunch today, so I've had to sneak out to eat my leftover chorizo hash
May Kasahara
take me to the feeling
Pork and veg noodles with garlicky chilli sauce. Peanut butter apple.
colacubes
Mr Hot Cookie
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
Lots going on this month, so trying to finish stuff in the cupboards, before I buy much food.
Lunch today will be mostly from tins...mixed bean salad with mackerel.
Lunch today will be mostly from tins...mixed bean salad with mackerel.
May Kasahara
take me to the feeling
Spaghetti with some rather lacklustre red pesto from Lidl. Wasn't hungry till I started eating, now ravenous. Need cake for afters.
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
I do that a bit, but still works out cheaper. Helps a bit that I live alone, so will eat weird combos that I'd never serve to anyone else.
The beans and mackerel is pretty good, but think a slice of toast next would help.
Yeah, you need your grains.
I've been eating a tin of four bean mix with salad for lunch lately.
Problem is it's one of those big tins, 400 or 440 grams or something.
Beans are the only filling thing in my lunch, but youre not meant to eat a whole tin in one serve are you*?
*unless you are really active or a big bloke or other things which Im not.
Problem is it's one of those big tins, 400 or 440 grams or something.
Beans are the only filling thing in my lunch, but youre not meant to eat a whole tin in one serve are you*?
*unless you are really active or a big bloke or other things which Im not.
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
I've been eating a tin of four bean mix with salad for lunch lately.
Problem is it's one of those big tins, 400 or 440 grams or something.
Beans are the only filling thing in my lunch, but youre not meant to eat a whole tin in one serve are you*?
*unless you are really active or a big bloke or other things which Im not.
Depends who you sit next to at work. I don't think it's that bad though compared to a sandwich from the supermarket, especially considering how much more filling it will be.
Morrisons do smaller tins if that's what your after.
UnderOpenSky
baseline neural therapy
Lunchtime disappointment.
I've been buying boil in the bag meals from a shop in town, they're only 75p each and the chicken and rice is pretty good, although I bulk it up with a load of frozen veg. Anyway got in from my run, threw them in a pan and jumped in the shower. Came to open it and found I'd picked up a dahl by mistake. I do like dahl, but it's one foodstuff that doesn't make the transition to the foil bags very well.
I've been buying boil in the bag meals from a shop in town, they're only 75p each and the chicken and rice is pretty good, although I bulk it up with a load of frozen veg. Anyway got in from my run, threw them in a pan and jumped in the shower. Came to open it and found I'd picked up a dahl by mistake. I do like dahl, but it's one foodstuff that doesn't make the transition to the foil bags very well.
