Packed lunch

[Worksop Palace]

Originally Posted by Maidstoned Eagle

Thats because Northerners have to eat when they can because they dont know when theyll have food again.

This is true

[stevek]

Originally Posted by Maidstoned Eagle

Thats because Northerners have to eat when they can because they dont know when theyll have food again.

With the country hurtling towards a no-deal Brexit, that will be true for all of us soon.

[Yoda]

Originally Posted by Richard

Both my wife's sisters and families came to stay with us for Christmas (unlike you lot, the Cardiff game was a blessed release for me !). One of her sister's has developed an obsession with keeping all left-over food and persuaded my wife to do the same with all our Christmas left-overs. Generally, I am very supportive of efforts to reduce food wastage but, notwithstanding my wife's excellent skills at rustling up something very palatable from left-overs, I am a little apprehensive about how she will manage with the variety of stuff currently cluttering up our fridge ...

Sprouts and trifle?

[the digger]

Originally Posted by Richard

Both my wife's sisters and families came to stay with us for Christmas (unlike you lot, the Cardiff game was a blessed release for me !). One of her sister's has developed an obsession with keeping all left-over food and persuaded my wife to do the same with all our Christmas left-overs. Generally, I am very supportive of efforts to reduce food wastage but, notwithstanding my wife's excellent skills at rustling up something very palatable from left-overs, I am a little apprehensive about how she will manage with the variety of stuff currently cluttering up our fridge ...

Caviar with foie gras?

[smileysmith]

Originally Posted by stevek

With the country hurtling towards a no-deal Brexit, that will be true for all of us soon.

I might be wrong but I think that was kind of the point for some.

[Maidstoned Eagle]

Originally Posted by stevek

With the country hurtling towards a no-deal Brexit, that will be true for all of us soon.

Not me....hello from mainland Europe.

[PeterH]

Originally Posted by Worksop Palace

Ah well that changes everything then. I’m not sure you ever fessed up to living next door to work when you caused WW3 over packed lunches a while back

And where I work has a canteen that costs me 3 quid for a full lunch should there be no lunch at home.

All quite convenient.

[El Aguila]

I nearly always bring in lunch, so does everyone here. However most days we go out about half past one for the pre prandial vermouths, sherries etc.

[Pub Idol]

Currently trying to save money so I am surviving on a 40p soup (Vegetable) from Tesco - But I noticed they do one called Stockdales for 29p. 29p for a can of Soup!!

Anyone do a cheaper (bought) lunch ?

[Worksop Palace]

Originally Posted by Pub Idol

Currently trying to save money so I am surviving on a 40p soup (Vegetable) from Tesco - But I noticed they do one called Stockdales for 29p. 29p for a can of Soup!!

Anyone do a cheaper (bought) lunch ?

Bovril

[Stellavista]

Originally Posted by Richard

Both my wife's sisters and families came to stay with us for Christmas (unlike you lot, the Cardiff game was a blessed release for me !). One of her sister's has developed an obsession with keeping all left-over food and persuaded my wife to do the same with all our Christmas left-overs. Generally, I am very supportive of efforts to reduce food wastage but, notwithstanding my wife's excellent skills at rustling up something very palatable from left-overs, I am a little apprehensive about how she will manage with the variety of stuff currently cluttering up our fridge ...

I am astonished that you don't have staff to deal with this sort of function.

[Maidstoned Eagle]

Originally Posted by El Aguila

I nearly always bring in lunch, so does everyone here. However most days we go out about half past one for the pre prandial vermouths, sherries etc.

Id need a vermouth if someone was about to give me a prandial

[RazorsEdge]

Originally Posted by Pub Idol

Currently trying to save money so I am surviving on a 40p soup (Vegetable) from Tesco - But I noticed they do one called Stockdales for 29p. 29p for a can of Soup!!

Anyone do a cheaper (bought) lunch ?

Asda sell 4 pack Heinz veg soup for 2 pounds, bit of bread and that soup is filling

[RazorsEdge]

Originally Posted by Worksop Palace

Bovril

Haven't had that for a long time

[Worksop Palace]

Originally Posted by RazorsEdge

Haven't had that for a long time

Love a bit of bovril in the winter

[RazorsEdge]

Originally Posted by Worksop Palace

Love a bit of bovril in the winter

Agree, I am getting some