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Lunch at work
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I bring my own lunch because it's more filling and nutritious, but to achieve that it costs more. People's appetites vary considerably, but if you want a larger portion of protein then generally that isn't cheap.MyRealNameToo said:
Not if you take QrizB's approach, would be cheaper but neither more filling nor nutritious especially if it's the same thing you eat 5 days a week every week.thriftylass said:Your own will always be cheaper, more nutritious and filling. Especially a lot cheaper if you include a coffee.2 -
nothing free in nhs and even canteen pretty expensive now though subsidised a little for staff. Take own sandwiches etc.3
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Not only is it expensive, but Costa and WHSmiths have scooped up the NHS Trust franchises if you want non-canteen food. The only healthy aspect to it is the profit delivered to the retailers.Clowance said:nothing free in nhs and even canteen pretty expensive now though subsidised a little for staff. Take own sandwiches etc.
I much prefer working form home for many reasons but a big further advantage is that I can have a hot lunch in peace - I've never been one for either lunch or hot food but I have to agree it makes a difference when the temperature drops. I have just enjoyed a kidney bean curry dragged out of the freezer with bulgur wheat - delicious! But I wouldn't want to inflict the smell on others.
No man is worth crawling on this earth.
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I've just found a blue and yellow shop called greggs which does cheaper food and drink than costa and nero.
I also noticed an orange shop called wendals I think that looks similar.
I bought a full lunch for 4.90 with a hot drink, pizza and Christmas cake slice.. in costa a coffee alone is 40 -
I find Wenzels expensive at £1.25 for a jam doughnut, however they are very nice.
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I loved Wenzel's TGTG bags, plenty of goodies to share round. Unfortunately both branches in Southend closed, to be replaced by other bakeries.Clowance said:I find Wenzels expensive at £1.25 for a jam doughnut, however they are very nice.No man is worth crawling on this earth.
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Weasels hasn't been here long in Reading. Are the two much of a muchness?
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