/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>19771201
why do they call it the dog watch?
because it's cur-tailed!

>>16317000
op pic unrelated it's watamelon

>>16291786

>>15946808
Also do you have fridge access? When I was younger I used to help my dad on his worksites and most of the time the food for the day was a nut bar and packet of soup or cup noodles for morning tea then for lunch sandwiches or tortilla wraps with peanut butter, jam or canned tuna, maybe a small packet of chips. Usually had some apples or oranges as well.
If you have fridge access then just cook some chicken breasts or thighs the night before and eat them cold if you can't heat them up, 1 or 2 boiled eggs and some salad plus some the stuff I listed above. If you're doing 10 hours days, I'd probably start with a decent sized bread roll with butter and cheese that you eat on the way to work or right before you start.