cook sometimes n no i cant kill myself at a office job

Work sells me a full plate for 4 bucks it ain't that bad. I think lol.

I skip lunch

I used to make something if I felt like it the night before but other than nah, I’d eat out

it be like that sometimes though

I buy lunch everyday and its usually fast food

Its also my only meal of the day most days

Just cook food tf..

its legit that simple. if you dont know how to cook the very basics (e.g. boil packet pasta, cook mince, chicken breast, etc.) you're incompetent at life

So you might as well learn that basic s*** sooner rather than later.

I cook for 3-5 days worth usually but sometimes end up eating out at lunch break anyways. What I usually 'cook':

• Chicken breast (mix up seasoning every time I make it), rice, costco frozen vegetables
• Sphagetti + mince beef (this s*** gets boring to me so dont advise it but it probably requires least time to make)
• Cold chicken breast + green pesto pasta, add cherry tomatoes, green beans or asparagus
• Salmon, rice, frozen costco veg

i go across the street to the donair spot

I've been making hella pasta or chicken/rice on sundays and it'll hold me over most of the week. or I'll bulk buy cheap frozen lunches at the grocery store(make sure they are good ones tho)

but every other week or so I'll treat myself once a week and go to qdoba or something lmao. you gotta splurge sometimes to stay sane man

Usually order something or walk somewhere for lunch

my job has cooks they outsource privately. I order it online, and I can go downstairs and have the food prepared by the time I get there. this s*** is a luxury no cap!

y'all hiring?

I've been cooking at home a lot more recently, I have like $60 to last me until next Friday. Thankfully I've already paid rent and bought groceries.

OP get a crockpot

Porkchops are cheap. Grab a 4 pack for like $5 at Walmart, throw in two-three cans of black beans (48 cents each at Walmart), and a can of salsa ($2 at Walmart). Throw that s*** in a crockpot before not doing s*** on sunday.

boom ur eating good for under $2 a meal

Facts

I love cooking but hate how time consuming it can be - crock pots are a great medium

am i suppose to throw in the porkchops in the crockpot as well??

yea

bro wtf this s*** seems like itd take a whole day to prep up for someone with no cooking knowledge

I could cook at work but i‘m too lazy. I usually buy stuff at a store close to us.

When I’m omw in the morning I have a nature valley bar and for lunch i usually go with a sandwich or leftovers.

Cooking is mad easy breh. Its worth learning cus you'll eventually make better food than the restaurants. Cooking is an artform breh embrace it

Cook in bulk

do it on a sunday for the whole week

Got some shortribs for the first time this weekend, threw em in the crockpot and made some instant mashed potatoes (Idahoan baby reds with garlic and parmesan) low effort asf

This might be the best tupperware I've brought to work so far. I burnt out on pulled pork so fast

no i usually don’t eat till i get home

Eating lunch at your desk and browsing KTT, 9-5 office life hits way better than retail and food service ever did so happy I finished my degree

and by not clocking out for lunch you gain 30 minutes every day or 2 and a half hours per week

always pack lunch g.

you gone get fat rq. my source is all the fat ppl over age 30 in the USA. majority of us some mf pigs dawg