What do you eat for lunch at work?
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propskat
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I have been eating lean cusine/smart ones/healthy choice almost every work day (days I'm not travelling that is) for probably 10 years. I'm sick of them. Sometimes I will bring a salad but don't always have any protein readily availableto add to it.
So... what do you eat during your workday?
So... what do you eat during your workday?
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Huge tub of salad with tuna in brine usually.
Sometimes take a flask of skinny soup with added prawns
I also take an apple, tub of grapes, weight watchers yoghurt and a cheese string.
I snack on pine nuts,green tea, black coffee.0 -
pb and j, leftovers from supper, salads, snacks - hard boiled egg, almonds, etc., healthy choice soup, lunchmeat sandwich, I get bored too but I'm lazy. Today the MD bought chinese. YIKES....but tasty0
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Salad with a variation of things added i.e. egg one day, cubed cheese another, tuna, seafood sticks etc.
I also like Ryvita with Phillie on the days in-between!
Small healthy snacks between meals also (of course)0 -
When I was working full time.. I'd buy those frozen grilled chicken breasts, microwave them and add it to a salad with a hard boiled egg and chopped veggies and an apple and piece of cheese on the side. It kept me pretty full and I have a big appetite.0
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im a big fan of eating 2 egg whites precooked and 1-2 cups of california mixed frozen veggies with a bit of hot sauce and parmesian cheese. I know what you mean though. I tend to run out of ideas myself.0
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Leftovers are great, I try to make a little extra the night before sometimes so I'll have enough to do lunch. If not leftovers, my go-to lunch is a veggie burger. I also usually grab some yogurt and pineapple with a banana for snacks.0
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Big tub of salad including (amongst other things) lettuce, cucumber, tomato, peppers and beetroot with "weightwatchers" salad cream followed by a tub of fruit including (amongst other things) banana, grapes, kiwi, strawberries, bluberries and melon. Its a lot of natural sugars in the fruit but it stops the "I could kill for chocolate" feelings........can be a pain to prepare every morning but I'm always glad when it's time to eat.....0
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I eat Carl's Jr, Subway, grocery store deli tenders and potato wedges. Sometimes I'll just eat crackers or chips if I'm sick of the fast food type stuff.
Unfortunately all the good healthy stuff takes time to prepare and certain appliances to make, which is not possible for me at work. I'm trying to do better, but all the easy lunches like sandwiches or left over pastas are gross to me. I really wish I wasn't a picky eater.0 -
I tend to cook enough for dinner that will then leave leftovers. I take those for lunch.0
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lean cuisines, lean pockets, yogurt, cottage cheese, string cheese, bagels. heck sometimes I get pizza delivered or bring arby's or bojangles. Eat what you want, just as long as you don't go over on your calories.0
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I make a tuna salad sometimes with baby spinach, tomato, feta, cucumber, spring onion and a splash of hot sauce, or a sandwich with spinach leaves, some form of meat/protein and tomato and onion - ummm sometimes I take soup, pasta/rice salad some days. I'm a big fan of wraps too especially with salad and prawns in there... yum. I don't take a 'set' thing - just depends what's in season and what I've got in the cupboards and fridge haha0
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I am sure to always eat very light and make sure i snack throughout the day. my job requires sitting and looking at a computer all day so anything heavy for lunch will make me sleepy. i find that eating healthy snacks and not overdoing anymeal during my workday has been a huge help for me. i have a 30 min drive home so i eat a piece of fruit on the drive so that i will be ready for the gym when i get home0
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I started eating lean cuisine and lean pockets last week, but I try to mix it up:
- subway 6" flat bread
- carls jr chicken street tacos
- salad with a variation of fruit, nuts, vinaigrette or sometime squeezed lemon as a dressing
-Peanut butter banana and honey sandwiches
- greek yogurt
- crackers
- trail mix
- tuna sandwhiches
- fresh whole fruit
- Spring rolls
Hopes this helps0 -
I try to do dinner leftovers and re-heat at work. If no leftovers I take;
A potatoe and pop in the microwave and then just add some salsa
Hard boiled egg whites and a piece of toast.
I always take fruit and veggies as well for snacks.
Peanut butter sandwich. Healthier than fast food when no time for lunch.
Oh and I always have old fashion oatmeal at work and just heat up water in micro, add oatmeal and cook in micro for about 30 seconds. Turns out perfect. Just make sure you dont go ove the 30 sec. or ,you watch it otherwise.......:grumble:0 -
http://ellysaysopa.com/2009/07/07/breakfast-chicken-sausage-patties/
These chicken patties are pretty versatile, with salad for lunch, with beans for breakfast or double the cayenne and use as a chorizo substitute.
I love a frittata made from chicken, broccoli and mushrooms, I make a 10 egg frittata and cut it into eight slices and freeze individually so I can use it for an easy lunch.
Homemade Boston beans Using low fat chicken bacon is a good filling lunch too0 -
Well, I was making a sandwich everyday. But, boy am I tired of sandwiches. So, now I just take a bunch of snacky stuff - Greek yogurt, string cheese, baked chips, cottage cheese doubles, etc.0
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Without fail, a wholegrain sandwich with hummus, baby spinach leaves, rainbow salad and either a tin of tuna or half a cup of roasted chicken breast.
I actually have sandwich fomo if I don't have it!! hahah0 -
Thanks, you've given me some ideas! I really like the chicken sausage idea! And I just got a meat grinder for my Kitchenaid, so what a great way to try it out!0
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Today I had a wholemeal pita bread with chicken, avocado, feta, baby spinach, tomato and coleslaw (no dressing). Am completely full and probably won't want anything until dinner.0
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avocado and whole grain baked pita chips (this is what I eat most days)
left overs from dinner
Hummus and veggies
baked tofu and veggies
salad with grilled chicken breast0
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