/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.12262818]

I eat out for work too often. What does /ck/ bring for lunch at their workplace?

[Anonymous No.12262831]

>>12262818

[Anonymous No.12262842]

>>12262831
Please don't post this kind of bullying in my thread

[Anonymous No.12262853]

I go to costco and buy their frozen chicken bakes and ramen bowls. Or I use my nippon meme cooker to make stir fry. My boss also has an air fryer in the back so I'll make buffalo wings sometimes.

[Anonymous No.12262861]

sandwiches and leftovers, don't overthink it

[Anonymous No.12262875]

>>12262818
I like chicken and rice

[Anonymous No.12262892]

Leftovers from dinner two days prior unless it was fish cuz no one likes the guy who heats fish up at work. If it was fish, then I just have a sandwich.

[Anonymous No.12262894]

>>12262818
stir fry like rice and noodles

[Anonymous No.12263215]

>>12262818
>Not making a mexican sandwich with Tofurkey, Violife cheese, Spinach/Veggies, Pickles, and Chipotle Mayo

I legit have been making this for lunch at work for the past few weeks and it's the best lunch.

My office already gets bread, I just buy my own stuff to store in the fridge, and there's only one other vegan in the office, an old rastafarian guy so I don't have to worry about my shit getting stolen. I did walk into the lunch room one day to see him trying out the cheese though with an avocado.

[Anonymous No.12263465]

>>12262818
My typical lunch is leftovers, celery, carrots, fruit, and beverages.

[Anonymous No.12264135]

>>12262818
I don't eat lunch. I eat breakfast and dinner, the only important meals of the day.

[Anonymous No.12264151]

>eating lunch

Only fat people do this, tubby. Have a cigarette and some coffee like a normal person.

[Scarnecchia'sGapProtection(...) No.12264160]

Carrots, nuts, seasonal fruits, string cheese. I graze, hate that full feeling while working.

[Anonymous No.12264798]

Can someone recommend me sandwiches for work? Everything I make seems overcomplicated

[Anonymous No.12265181]

>>12262831

[Anonymous No.12265190]

>>12264798
Brie bacon chilichutney
Ploughman's
Poached chicken

[Anonymous No.12265329]

>>12264798
BLT

[Anonymous No.12265331]

>>12262842
Ok.

[Anonymous No.12265872]

>>12262818
Leftovers from dinner the night before. Either that or I'll make taco bowls with brown rice, ground beef, lettuce, tomatoes, avocado, red onion, and sour cream. You can prep all the ingredients at the start of the week and then just throw them together in 5 minutes every morning.

Did falafel wraps and salads too the same way.

[Anonymous No.12265884]

Usually a turkey or ham sandwhich, a handful of chips, an orange, a small pk of peanut butter crackers or some nuts, an oatmeal pie, bottle of water and Arizona tea. That's for all day tho. I eat a small breakfast before work. Sometimes I eat when I get home and might be hungry but
usually not.

[Anonymous No.12267140]

Do Americans really do this?

[Anonymous No.12267874]

>>12262892
I work with a bunch of Filipinos. They take smoked, oily fish, slop fermented shrimp paste all over it, a nuke it for a minute or two. Stinks up the whole floor, but if we complain, we raysis.

[Anonymous No.12267964]

>>12267874
Your microwave popcorn is far worse, cumskin fatass.

[Anonymous No.12267971]

>>12267964
Shut up gook

[Anonymous No.12267980]

Kraft's mac&cheese in a thermos

[Anonymous No.12268021]

>>12262818
I bring a ham or turkey sandwich on wheat with mustard, gouda or sharp cheddar, and spinach. I'll bring a carrot and a banana/apple or clementine. If the spinach is about to go I'll just bring a bunch of extra spinach in the tupperware.

I work at a group home for recovering drug addicts/mentally ill people; we serve a pre-prepared scheduled meal every night for the clients. As long as everyone has eaten, we're allowed to get a free meal as well. Usually it's pretty mediocre, but sometimes it's nice to have some hot food.

[Anonymous No.12268807]

Today I brought a chick pea, avocado, cold cut chicken with pesto sandwich. Was pretty good.

Bread got way soggy though from the pesto. How to prevent this?

[Anonymous No.12268873]

>>12268807
Fucking pesto breathers stinking up the workplace. Have some common courtesy, geez Louise

[Anonymous No.12268905]

>>12268807
>I get hit by cars when I walk in the street
>how do I prevent this?
That's how you sound when you don't know to pack your sandwich in one baggie and the bread in another.

[Anonymous No.12268974]

>>12262818
IF there’s a jack in the box nearby, just buy a jumbo jack once, if you like it do the survey on the receipt and enjoy two jumbo jacks for the price of one

Pro tip: they have a bunch of sauces that all work on a basic burger

[Anonymous No.12269641]

>>12262818
a single sandwich stacked high with vegetables and meat.

[Anonymous No.12269698]

>>12269641
my nigga

[Anonymous No.12269720]

>>12268905
But I don't want to assemble my sandwich at work

[Anonymous No.12269724]

>>12269720
It takes two seconds, you fucking retard.

[Anonymous No.12269740]

>>12269724
More like 30 seconds, fuck you.

[Anonymous No.12269842]

>>12262818
whatever the pharmacy reps bring us, usually Snappy Salads or some other healthy bullshit
one rep brings Chuy’s, so he wins
any asshole who brings Jason’s Deli catering sandwiches gets moved to the “schedule every 6 months” list

[Anonymous No.12269870]

I make some kind of dinner pie every weekend and eat that for each work day.

[Anonymous No.12271020]

>>12268873
Pesto doesn't stink up a kitchen

[Anonymous No.12271153]

>>12267874
>complaining that someone ate food
Wh*tes were a mistake

[Anonymous No.12271807]

>>12271153
Ahem....

[Anonymous No.12271817]

>>12264135
This

[Anonymous No.12271837]

>>12262818
I like buttered crab legs and some raw car milk.

[Anonymous No.12271881]

>>12268807
butter the bread

[Anonymous No.12271941]

>>12268807
put the pesto between the chicken and avocado/chickpeas to minimize bread contact

[Anonymous No.12271942]

stop being poor

[Anonymous No.12272236]

>>12271942
But I need money to throw at the stock market