#28

I used to quite like mackerel but have’t had it for ages, decent shout.

#29

Mackerel is great… really cheap, tasty and versatile and having oily fish is a good idea. The smoked fillets are great with salad, and the other week Tescos was doing two fresh fillets for under £1.50. Fried them up and had them on toast with cucumber for a couple of lunches. Lovely

#30

The salmon’s my go to Ikea lunch :yum:

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#31

I’ve gone for salad sorry all

But tbh I have noodles for dinner

#32

Oooh sounds delish! I used to make a mackerel noodle salad I might bust out again. Merci

#33

Salad of avocado, kale, lettuce, edamame, wakame, cucumber and quinoa

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#35

2 x cheese & pickle rolls (panini & ciabatta), ready salted crisps, apple.

#36

Mushroom ravioli; followed by the remaining half of the Easter egg that I started yesterday.

#37

Mushroom, spinach, cheese and tomato omelette panini

#38

Lamb flatbread and chickpea salad, the chickpeas have started to sprout though

#39

chicken and bacon seeded baguette. 6/10

#40

bacon double cheese XL meal from BK. overpriced and average.

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#41

Oh it was you! I was trying to remember who the omelette panini weirdo was the other day. :wink:

#42

Lasagne - ready meal - will report back on quality momentarily.

Well, not that ready. Needed 30 mins in the oven ffs

#43

I’d eat this.

#44

Depends on what dressing

@aboynamedgoo what dressing

#45

(Really horrible) sandwich in Cafe Diana. Odd place.

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#46

A national treasure

(And Princess Diana)

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#47

Just had a few pieces of white toast with butter and a bit of halloumi cheese.

Had a black coffee and some eggs for breakfast.

Got some spiced chicken and mash for tea.

#48

Spicy bean burgers, homemade chips, peas. Probably a crunchie for pudding.