#21

got some sainos misery dahl and toast

#22

i’d eat that

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#23

was it a meal dahl

#24

how much do you spend a week on lunch?

  • £0
  • £1-5
  • £5-10
  • £10-15
  • £15-20
  • £20-25
  • £25+

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which of these do you have

  • Stuff you cooked at home
  • Misery meal deals
  • Posh lunches
  • Work canteen
  • Other

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#25

no dahling it wasn’t lol

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#26

should have put more granularity into the top end here IMHO

£5 a day isn’t mental

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#27

If there were any decent lunch options near me I’d probably spend that. I certainly used to

#28

this is great

#29

TV is WFH so we’re going to Rola Wala, probably getting the red dal

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#30

Made a salad tortilla

#31

£5 a day on lunch

  • is a lot
  • isn’t
  • meh

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#32

i buy lunch out the supermarket

£5 a day, easy

#33

I think if I bought lunch every day, I’d see £25+ every week as a lot of money.

As it stands, I buy lunch occasionally but mainly eat leftovers or sandwiches or misery noodles that I’ve brought with me. A couple of days of meal deals or extra snacks is OK.

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#34

Lunch of champions

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#35

better or worse than loacker?

#36

how much did your lunch today cost?

£1.50 for my soup
free toast from work
:+1:

#37

Worse! Loacker are the OG Italian choco wafer

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#38

£6 saved, obviously.

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#39

£4.15 for a pork burger with “apple 'slaw” and potato salad. was bloody good tbf. have brought in a banana and some peanut butter pretzel pieces too.

tbh £5 is the upper limit for me. try to bring something in once or twice a week as well but often can’t be fucked.

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#40

Today’s lunch is too miserable to mention. Did treat myself to a nice, big, juice orange for pudding though, looking forward to that.

Hope you all have a much, much better lunch than mine.