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Work Lunches

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kim_jong_ill
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So I work on a trail crew meaning that I have to pack a filling lunch each day that I can eat on the trail or in the truck. I often take sandwiches but does anyone have any ideas of replacement meals?
Apr 28 2016 11:49PM
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Rennis_Deynolds
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Who do you take me for some kind peasant? Order urbers and tell them to get you food from various restaurants.
Apr 29 2016 12:03AM
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spliff.Life
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wraps/burritos, ingredients for tacos like cooked meat tortillas etc, hummus and pita bread triangles, pizza, I like to make smoothies and put them in a mason jar and bring a straw, and also just buying a whole pizza and bringing half one day and half the next. The possibilities are really endless
Apr 29 2016 12:06AM
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7springsprod
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I usually don't get a lunch break at my work so I don't know what it's like.
Apr 29 2016 12:07AM
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kim_jong_ill
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Dennis_ReynoldsWho do you take me for some kind peasant? Order urbers and tell them to get you food from various restaurants.


literally am 100km from civilization most of the time
Apr 29 2016 12:07AM
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Rennis_Deynolds
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kim_jong_illliterally am 100km from civilization most of the time


Cold pizza in a plastic bag is amazing
Apr 29 2016 12:09AM
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kim_jong_ill
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Dennis_ReynoldsCold pizza in a plastic bag is amazing


I love pizza but it isn't filling enough for me. normally in a day i eat 3 sandwiches so I'd go through at least an entire pizza or 2...
Apr 29 2016 12:14AM
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Rennis_Deynolds
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kim_jong_illnormally in a day i eat 3 sandwiches so I'd go through at least an entire pizza or 2...


Just bring a whole backpack filled with pizza in plastic bags
Apr 29 2016 12:20AM
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SofaKingSick
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get some strong tupperware and just bring whatever legit filling meals you can make. it's just as easy to eat, say, chicken and veggies out of a tupperware as it is to eat a sandwich, and your options are pretty much endless there
Apr 29 2016 12:09PM
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NewEscuelers
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7springsprodI usually don't get a lunch break at my work so I don't know what it's like.


Are you just trying to brag because I don't think it's working
Apr 29 2016 12:32PM
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Mingg
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Do a line of Coke. You won't be so hungry
Apr 29 2016 12:42PM
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607.
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Invest in a camp stove and bring knoor sides/ramen noodles/dry tortellini cook that shit and and stir in tuna/canned chicken/chunks of cheese/TVP/sundried tomatoes/anything else that tastes good, easy high calorie meal used by many backpackers
Apr 29 2016 12:54PM
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OregonDead
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Sandwiches are probably the best portable food out there but it is good to mix it up and make a few different kinds. Yesterday I made a bunch of bacon in the morning and used some for a bacon lettuce and veggie sandwich on toasted bread with mayo and the rest for a bacon and peanut butter sandwich on an English muffin.
Apr 29 2016 2:16PM
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Caucasian_Asian
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Grocery store rotisserie chickens and pre-washed boxes of salad.
Apr 29 2016 3:01PM
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Swandog7
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Just bring S.W.J. he's a great side snack
Apr 29 2016 3:03PM
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DirtYStylE
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Cook up a 5lb batch of pasta. Take as much as you need for each day
Apr 29 2016 10:08PM
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S.J.W
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I make protein bars and they turn out pretty good.

I combine milk, flour, protein powder with dates and nuts and whatever I feel like experimenting with.

my current batch I've got coconut and acai chocolate and it tastes pretty nice.

I usually also have a few bananas to get my carbs up so i don't get super tired as well.
Apr 29 2016 10:24PM
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