Thanks for posting this. I’m trying to get organised and bring lunches in with me to save a bit of money but also because I’m getting so bored with the stuff in the local shop, that I end up buying really unhealthy food.
You’re right, it’s much cheaper to bring your own. Too often, it’s much nicer too, especially if you don’t work in town. I tend to be lazy in the morning so when I can, I make bigger quantities of whatever we’re having for dinner and have the leftovers the next day! Thanks for the recipes.
I find making your own tends to be healthier because you know exactly what has gone into it and you don’t have the proverbial sandwich maker who always gives far more than you want even when you specify; I know it’s a bad thing to complain about but it’s annoying! Leftovers are a winner too, especially Sunday roast leftovers.
Tuesday 29 September, 2009 at 1:13 pm
Thanks for posting this. I’m trying to get organised and bring lunches in with me to save a bit of money but also because I’m getting so bored with the stuff in the local shop, that I end up buying really unhealthy food.
Tuesday 29 September, 2009 at 2:20 pm
You’re right, it’s much cheaper to bring your own. Too often, it’s much nicer too, especially if you don’t work in town. I tend to be lazy in the morning so when I can, I make bigger quantities of whatever we’re having for dinner and have the leftovers the next day! Thanks for the recipes.
Tuesday 29 September, 2009 at 4:21 pm
I find making your own tends to be healthier because you know exactly what has gone into it and you don’t have the proverbial sandwich maker who always gives far more than you want even when you specify; I know it’s a bad thing to complain about but it’s annoying! Leftovers are a winner too, especially Sunday roast leftovers.