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Aug 30 2015 08:53am
I work 12 hour shifts and im tired of wasting money in the cafeteria, to those of you who have to pack a days worth of food for work, what are some quick to make, cheap foods? I could eat peanut butter sandwhiches a lot, thats about all i can think of
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Aug 30 2015 09:40am
virginia salted peanuts are 66 cents per 100g here, and 1 100g serving is 600 kcal 28g prot with minerals and fiber
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Aug 30 2015 09:43am
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virginia salted peanuts are 66 cents per 100g here, and 1 100g serving is 600 kcal 28g prot with minerals and fiber


Thats a good idea, but wont that plug me up if i eat a bunch?
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Aug 30 2015 09:44am
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Thats a good idea, but wont that plug me up if i eat a bunch?


not with all the oil lol
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Aug 30 2015 12:24pm
today's my meal prep day, heres what i'm making: sauteed sesame kale & garlic, roasted sweet potatoes, tofu fried rice with egg n' stuff in it. will prob chop the greens and mix with the rice. just buy fresh ingredients and cook them up. i spent $23 at the grocery store today and this will make a work week's worth of food easily with half the bag of brown rice left over.

with proper cooking technique you can make anything taste amazing, and with a little consumer knowledge you can shop to get the most out of your ingredients and your dollar. try it out, especially if you aren't sure about your cooking abilities, it's fun and rewarding, not to mention ladies love a dude who can cook :thumbsup:

This post was edited by Wretch on Aug 30 2015 12:31pm
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Aug 30 2015 12:27pm
$23 for a weeks worth of food. I knew you were female.

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Aug 30 2015 12:29pm
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$23 for a weeks worth of food. I knew you were female.


tell me exactly what i bought and how long my work week is or shut your whore mouth.

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Aug 30 2015 12:48pm
very emotional. i knew you were a female
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Aug 30 2015 12:50pm
Mad cuz small and going through her lady time

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Aug 30 2015 01:18pm
i just started a new office job and i would love to start dieting too...iso gg meal ideas that i won't dread eating every day. simple and fast..



Quote (Wretch @ Aug 30 2015 11:24am)
today's my meal prep day, heres what i'm making: sauteed sesame kale & garlic, roasted sweet potatoes, tofu fried rice with egg n' stuff in it. will prob chop the greens and mix with the rice. just buy fresh ingredients and cook them up. i spent $23 at the grocery store today and this will make a work week's worth of food easily with half the bag of brown rice left over.

with proper cooking technique you can make anything taste amazing, and with a little consumer knowledge you can shop to get the most out of your ingredients and your dollar. try it out, especially if you aren't sure about your cooking abilities, it's fun and rewarding, not to mention ladies love a dude who can cook :thumbsup:


did you count the macros on those? sounds like a complicated meal.
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