What's for lunch 9/29 edition

[smackababy]

I don't know. $1,700 a year savings is actually not that bad. For me the savings is far greater. It's way more than thousand dollars a month and tens of thousand a year.

I generally bring my lunch, but whenever I'm feeling lazy, I spend the $7 in the cafeteria. I rarely go out for lunch. I don't necessarily do it to save money though, just because I enjoy food I prepare at home more than the cafeteria or fast food.

 

[thestrangebrew1]

Sizzler Salad Bar. Hadn't been there in about 2 yrs. Price skyrocketed since I last remember being there. Will not be going back most likely.

Edit: It was like $14.xx! dafuq?

 

[LevelSea]

Hotdog and Dew from Costco.

 

[Ns1]

Sizzler Salad Bar. Hadn't been there in about 2 yrs. Price skyrocketed since I last remember being there. Will not be going back most likely.

Edit: It was like $14.xx! dafuq?

WTFBBQ? :shock:

 

[TastesLikeChicken]

Nothing.

"Lunch is for wimps." - Gordon Gecko

 

[KMFJD]

 

[TeeJay1952]

I am not rich But I don't cook. I eat out twice a day. Average $15 and $3 tip. I live alone and couldn't adjust to one man show. It is wasteful, if saving money is the key. Kids are 51 and 50 so I am not overly concerned about saving for them. Just figure "What the hell, why not." Haven't shopped since Dec last year.

 

[Markbnj]

With all the walking that you do, you must be losing even more weight with having apples for lunch.

That's not really a regular practice, although I suppose it would be healthy. I don't like the apples that are imported in the off-season, but man, every fall when the orchards around here are harvested it's happy time.

Actually, I don't usually eat lunch. I work at a desk all day and I just don't feel like I need the calories. I will typically have some snack mid-afternoon just to ward off the feelings of hunger until dinner.