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March 2015- Take Your Lunch to Work Challenge.
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Hi All,
Some great ideas on this thread! I've been making up cheap pasta bakes or shepherd's pie in bulk but I've started to get sick of the taste of I'm going to try out some of the ideas I've found here. I am lucky in that my work has a cheap restaurant with staff discount, the cheapest meal I can buy is a jacket potato with 1 topping (I normally get tuna mayo) side salad and a drink (I go for hot chocolate) and this only costs £1.50! which I think is often cheaper than some of my packed lunches! So this month I've been doing a bit of both.Comp Wins on Twitter to Date: 20 Prizes!
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CrazyKitten wrote: »Some great ideas on this thread! I've been making up cheap pasta bakes or shepherd's pie in bulk but I've started to get sick of the taste of I'm going to try out some of the ideas I've found here. I am lucky in that my work has a cheap restaurant with staff discount, the cheapest meal I can buy is a jacket potato with 1 topping (I normally get tuna mayo) side salad and a drink (I go for hot chocolate) and this only costs £1.50! which I think is often cheaper than some of my packed lunches! So this month I've been doing a bit of both.
There are loads of cheap HM meals that you can take to work,so keep at it!
Samiszel the soup should be ok,but if you leave it to Monday,that might be stretching it a bit.
For me,it's the last of the veggie stew for lunch today.0 -
20/18 Mushroom rice and a veggie samosa.0
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Had lunch out with colleagues yesterday so no a bring in lunch day...however today is a chicken sandwich so: #190
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Day 18/18 with cereal as I am both ill and working from home.£47605.33 outstanding in C.C (£8000 Interest free till January 2025)0
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cheexy hope you feel better soon
Yesterday and today was HM lentil and veg soup
That takes me up to #24 Debt free as of 29.10.2020 🎉😁
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LTW number 15 yesterday- finally ate that soup and it was fine Letting Go NST #17
NSD 1/15; LTW 0/9; budget £0/£250; food £5.20/£120; steps 0/31
Make £10 per day in Oct: £30/£310
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I had lunch out today, but i didnt pay for it. So i think that counts! My little sis paid for us to have Yo! Sushi. It was my 1st time, and i really enjoyed it!0
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Yesterday was LO HM chilli with tortillas and today was baked potato with ,yes, LO HM chilli. That's it finished now but it was really good I am up to #26 Debt free as of 29.10.2020 🎉😁
SPC #73 Feb NSD 0/200
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