Lunch ideas

jniece55

Hello!! Sometimes I don't get to food prep on sundays. Do you all recommend or have ideas for quick lunches I can grab and go on those days

jniece55

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hjackson1226

I am always a fan of string cheese and lunch meat with some pickles.
Hard Boiled Eggs with some sort of avocado or other healthy fat.
I do not eat celery but I have seen prepackaged celery sticks and cheddar cheese with a cup of peanut butter in the produce section at the grocery store (the PB will have added sugar most likely).
Tuna pouches - make a quick tuna salad and eat with whisps (cheese "crackers"), pork rinds, or celery.
Pepperoni, String Cheese, Olives, celery, and/or pork rinds.
If you have a microwave accessible - Take a couple of eggs and some crumbled bacon and a slice of cheese with you. Crack the eggs into a bowl, stir in bacon and cheese and make scrambled eggs. I cook this at work every morning for breakfast. Takes about 90 seconds in the microwave.

cstehansen

I have something very similar to this:

https://www.walmart.com/ip/OMELETTE-WAVE/38242954

I will sometimes mix up some eggs in a container with HWC, seasonings and anything else I want (i.e. peppers, crumbled sausage, pre-cooked bacon, etc), bring some cheese and then use this to make myself a quick omelette at work.

It works well enough that one of the other guys here at work has started doing the same thing.

Agkerrick

I drive a lot for work, so my food must be portable.
I love hard boiled eggs or egg muffins that I prep.
Salami with cream cheese
Pepperoni wrapped cheese sticks
Blackberries
Guacamole with cheese wisps
Mini cucumber with pimento cheese
Nuts
Bacon or sausage

tdawnp33

We have this thing for lunch we call "meat plate": some slices of meat, cheese, handful of nuts, avocado slices, few olives. Also I make "lettuce sandwiches" which are leaves of green leaf, mayo and mustard spread on, then meat and cheese. Fold the bottom of the leaf up to the top and fold the sides in. Two of those are very filling if you are liberal with the meat.

Jcc2018

Is there a pre-packages version of the "cheese wisps" to which I see some of you refer? The only ones I find are in the deli-whole foods section w/o nutrional values. Is there a recipe for making Parmesan wisps?

catherineg3

I've found best price on parmesan crisps at Sam's club. zero carb and very tasty. I also use them as "croutons" on my salads.
https://www.samsclub.com/sams/mm-parm-crisps-9-5-oz/prod21340959.ip