What's your "go to" meal when you don't feel like cooking?

Broiled fish and veggies

Beef jerky, apple and almond butter, and/or a big salad.

Chic Fil A

eggs
apple and peanut butter
junk (oops...)

Chicken Salad in a Flat Out Wrap. Quick and easy, only takes me 5 minutes to make the chicken salad.

I have to ask ... what are you using in place of mayo? I am desperately seeking a replacement for mayo to use for tuna, egg, and chicken salads.... especially for my family!!! Thanks!!!

Kimi

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Rotisserie chicken for sure. Also, ravioli, especially if you have kids. The kind you get frozen in a bag at the store. Its less fuss then spaghetti and only takes a couple minutes. Of course I NEVER get to opt for making the ravioli because the 2 nights per week I work my boyfriend picks that as his "I don't want to cook meal" and then no one wants it twice in one week. Usually any cooking he does is grilling or making sides for a roast that I put in the slower cooker early in the day. That being said on nights I work when its not ravioli I am instructed to bring pizza home from work (pizza delivery driver).

As a side note I am actually very good about not eating pizza at work. I'm very picky and only eat pepperoni or cheese and sometimes bacon as toppings and its rare that the mess ups are that simple. I love pizza.

This post has given me lots of ideas!! Thanks so much!!!

Roast chicken from the supermarket with some cherry tomatoes on the side.

Or a sweet potato (or regular potato) baked in the microwave with a small tin of baked beans on top. If I can be bothered I like to chop up a bunch of salady bits like celery, tomato, carrot etc and sprinkle a bit of cheese on top.

Or an egg and spinach roll up - I break an egg directly into the frying pan and stir it around a bit, then toss in some baby spinach. Once the egg is set, I tip it out onto a mini tortilla and roll it up and eat it.
Yes, you still have to cook, but it takes about a minute - or less!

Re mayo - I buy a light mayo and use it as is, or mix it up with a bit of red wine vinegar for an easy low cal salad dressing.
If you want something to mix with tuna for a sandwich, mashed up avocado is a winner.

Light tuna with light mayo and some chopped up cucumbers in it. I like to eat it in whole wheat pita bread. You get protein, whole wheat, and veggies

Cereal or instant oatmeal

Sammiches. I keep healthy breads, lunchmeats, and veggies for making sandwiches around the house all the time.

trader joe tikki masala with a cup of frozen spinach to heat with it for filling fiber

or
apple gate chicken sausage
with high fiber/protein wheat bread with spicy mustard

I usually make a lot of bulk food and store in containers and measure out what I can eat and put it in the microwave to heat up. It is nice when you do not feel like cooking and only takes a few min to make

Tuna with salsa and diced tomatoes. Just discovered the joys of adding quinoa this weekend.

Nom nom nom

Spanish omlette!