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Packed Lunch for work

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  • Rikki
    Rikki Posts: 21,625 Forumite
    How about taking rivita and then spreading with cheese spread and a tub of HM salad.
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  • Pink.
    Pink. Posts: 17,650 Forumite
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    Hi Amanda,

    I've added your thread to the current packed lunch thread which has lots of ideas that should help to keep all the suggestions together.

    Pink
  • LameWolf
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    My husband's lunch box consists of two home-made rolls, one filled with cheese and the other with home-made jam, plus a couple of cherry tomatoes, a couple of pickled shallots and two home-made buns. He usually has a couple of pieces of fruit also, for good measure.

    It's not the same thing all the time, as the type of jam, the buns and the fruit will vary.
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  • kal25
    kal25 Posts: 569 Forumite
    Hi sometimes we use tortilla wraps rather than bread for mine & dh snacks. basically we buy a pack spread butter or not depending on preference. Then fill with whatever u like. I like chicken/ham with a load of salad. Where dh prefers mustard/mayo with chicken & lettuce. Then once filled just roll and go.
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  • HypnoNu
    HypnoNu Posts: 677 Forumite
    i found this which has some sandwich inspiration on
    http://www.sandwichnet.co.uk/suggested.htm
    ...including my old favourite sandwich the cheese and coleslaw from Marks & Spencer....now why did they ever stop selling that!
  • Butterfly_Brain
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    you can buy food flasks now they are about £3 or £4 in Asda or Wilkinsons, they are like athermos but with a wide neck. My husband travels around the country and appreciates a hot meal at lunch time especially in the winter
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  • SparciaM
    SparciaM Posts: 586 Forumite
    Does anyone have any good ideas for work lunches?

    I currently have ham and salad or tuna mayonaise sandwiches and I'm really starting to get bored with them. I try to mix things up, by using Pitta Breads or Wraps - but I really need some inspiration to make better exciting and cheap lunches for work :)
  • Do you like salad?

    Take a container of salad, with some strips of cooked meat, or grated cheese on top.

    Or a pasta salad is cheap and easy to make, cook pasta, cool, add tomato sauce or pesto.

    Or rice salad, cold rice mixed with diced peppers, peanuts & raisins, mixed with a bit of mayo + curry powder.

    (don't forget to take a fork!)

    Makes a change from sandwiches every day!
  • I often make an omelette and take slices cold to work with some salad. Another favourite is a jacket potato (but then I have access to a microwave at work), but you could take it ready cooked. Soup might be another option (in a thermos if you can't microwave it), especially as the autumn draws near.
  • Hi there :beer: We have a long thread on work lunches, so I'll add this one so that you can browse all suggetsions there.

    I take soup and HM bread; salad and HM coleslaw; leftovers :D

    Penny. x
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