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Scrumptious September 2013 - Take Your Lunch To Work Thread

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  • kittiej
    kittiej Posts: 2,564 Forumite
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    I've updated you georgette, well done :T

    Keep at it everyone :)
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  • Day 6 for me today. Sandwiches again. Dull! Might have jacket potato tomorrow :)
    September NSD 19/17
    September lunch to work 21/21
  • kittiej
    kittiej Posts: 2,564 Forumite
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    Well done Teacher :T

    This is the problem we all face - boring sarnies. I'm going to make some chilli and freeze some portions to use later in the month.
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  • oooh I like this thread :) (delurking) I know its a bit late but can I join in? I have sausage pasta leftovers for lunch today :) I have managed to make lunch to take in 4 days of my 18 this month......I also make sure OH has his lunch too, I tend to make big batches of veggie curry on my days off to break up the sarnie days....
    Every Penny's a prisoner :T
  • 7 completed here. Not all sandwiches as there were some evening shifts in there. Left over chilli with rice and left over pasta bake for 2 of them. Standard sarnies for the rest.
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  • Day 2... Brought another leftover from last night for lunch today.

    Imagine me all smile while updating here. So proud of myself. And mind you... I am drinking tea and did not buy my cappuccino at the Cafeteria.


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  • Hiya can you update me to 6/19 please.

    Day 4 (Bread & Soup from home), Day 5 (Cheese & Ham pieces), Day 6 (leftover Chicken curry in a wrap) and had cereal and yoghurt each day for breakfast.

    This challenge is fantastic. I have tried the NSD challenge before with mixed results and I am signed up to the 1% challenge (no progress on that yet so went back to lurking until I get my act together) but I will get back to this soon.

    Since I have started this I have managed to have 6 nsd as I have planned my shop so I can take lunch to work and as I have no reason to be in the shops its been easier not to spend. Think this is the key to all the others as it is really manageable and has a great knock on effect on my spending.

    Also the new lunch ideas are great :T
  • kittiej
    kittiej Posts: 2,564 Forumite
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    Evening everyone :j

    OK we have a newbie, welcome evie451 :hello: I'll certainly add you to the list :)

    why not - I am craving chilli now :D I might make a batch in my little slow cooker tomorrow :drool:

    Trixie - I'm so pleased you feel proud of yourself, good on yer :T

    Nellie - It's fantastic that you are spending less, what about making a payment a day or a payment every week with the money you've saved?

    Keep out of those shops, keep out of those shops (repeat :D)

    Right I'm off to update you :T
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  • And day 6! :)
  • Tiglath
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    I'm back at work next week and will be having gluten-free soup. Unfortunately I can't stomach gluten-free baked goods like bread and crackers and rice-cakes which upset me as much as gluten - anyone got any suggestions on what I can have with the soups? Or should I just go for desserts/fruit? I don't find soup filling at all, even chunky soup.
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