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Badabing1966Badabing1966 Posts: 874
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I just had my sandwiches at work, pork luncheon meat, with salad and mayo, admittedly it was the Tesco's value range meat but I was expecting better. I do vary my sandwiches a lot, but I won't be buying this again. I will admit the Tesco's value crisps (Cheese and Onion), weren't half bad!

What do have for your work lunch?

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    TheTruth1983TheTruth1983 Posts: 13,462
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    I have ham and salad cream sandwiches, some wheaten bread and a yogurt.
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    swehsweh Posts: 13,665
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    Blergh, that's what you get for eating a cold sandwich. I can't stand pre-packaged cold sandwiches unless it's a panini that's going to be heated.

    Which brings us to my usual lunch - a tuna panini from EAT. It's delicious.
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    Kiko H FanKiko H Fan Posts: 6,546
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    You'd best go to Greggs.
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    rbdcayrbdcay Posts: 12,041
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    Crikey I take a holiday from the forum for a couple of weeks and come back to find that it i still being used as a personal blog.
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    idlewildeidlewilde Posts: 8,698
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    I don't eat a lot of bread, so I usually have some meat, ie some cooked chicken or some tuna, with a salad.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 929
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    When it comes to things like meat i think you need to have the best of the best. None of this value drivel the supermarkets seem to churn out these days.
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    rbdcayrbdcay Posts: 12,041
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    rbdcay wrote: »
    Crikey I take a holiday from the forum for a couple of weeks and come back to find that it i still being used as a personal blog.

    This comment is no longer relevant as it was moved from General Discussion. Damn those sneaky mods.
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    Apple22over7Apple22over7 Posts: 698
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    I have all sorts of things. Reheated leftovers, salads, sandwiches, soups, mezze-style snacks, a wedge of brie & crusty baguette, omelettes, poached eggs on toast..

    Admittedly some of that is easy because I live very close to the office and on a lunch hour have time to nip home, cook something simple, and get back to work. Starting next week I'll have to invest in some tupperware and take lunch into work with me, but that shouldn't restrict choices as I'll still be able to take soups, salads, leftovers etc. with me.
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    spiney2spiney2 Posts: 27,058
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    soup in a flask & bread roll instead ?
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    Pumping IronPumping Iron Posts: 29,891
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    I usually have rice noodles, some veg and either beef, chicken, tuna or salmon.
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    gemma-the-huskygemma-the-husky Posts: 18,116
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    Tesco value anything is generally to be avoided I think. Crisps are fine though
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    Paul1511Paul1511 Posts: 11,582
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    gemma-the-husky wrote: »
    Tesco value anything is generally to be avoided I think. Crisps are fine though

    As a student, I loved Tesco Value sausages.
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    cbe21okcbe21ok Posts: 3,047
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    Ryvitas, crisp sarnies, cup-a-soups (Ainsley Harriott cauliflower cheese at the mo), leftovers, chippy once a week. Used to get Greggs pasties quite often but they are rubbish now compared to what they used to be.
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    davelovesleedsdavelovesleeds Posts: 22,642
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    Kiko H Fan wrote: »
    You'd best go to Greggs.

    Not if you want a hot Cornish or Steak Bake though. >:(
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