What Do You Eat While at Work?

Nutrition
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I have been a vegetarian till a short while ago so I know dick about meat. As of now, most of my meat comes from steaks and chicken breasts I eat outside or the turkey breast patties I cook at home. At work, I have been eating peanuts/almonds/cashews and drinking whey with water. This does not seem optimal- so - looking for ideas for meat based snacks that I can throw in the microwave and eat.

Thanks for inputs in advance.

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Beef jerkey. Turkey jerky. Deer jerky.

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[quote]BONEZ217 wrote:
Beef jerkey. Turkey jerky. Deer jerky. [/quote]

To be quite honest venison/deer jerky is da bomb diggity.

I often times bring a meal from home, maybe some chicken and rice or I’ll get a pepporoni roll from the pizza place next door but that’s only when I can’t bare the hunger and I am working a long shift. Things are so damn good though.

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Cook your food at home, place it in tupperware, and bring it work.

I do it everyday. You get what you wan’t, at a much better price, and can pick everything that goes into it. Plain and simple.

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Os-trim

delicious, and exotic

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I bring boiled eggs, nuts, apples and cheese - these are other things you can bring along. I should consider Jerky now, that’s a good idea.

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workmates tend to bitch bout eggs and tuna though (its food, course it fucking smells!)

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jerky, all types. lots of almonds. if you have a fridge stash some hardboiled eggs, peanut butter, and deli turkey. i have a small fridge in my shop loaded with food.

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Pretty much bring the same thing into work every day. I usually pack a container with 16-24 ounces of chicken or lean steak, a container of rice or whole wheat pasta (enough for 3 meals, amount varies), and i’ll either pour olive oil on the meat or bring natural peanut butter for fat.

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I’ve recently discovered the joy of thickly sliced gourmet bacon cooked at home and refrigerated at work. It’s like bacon jerky.

I eat hard boiled eggs, cottage cheese with almond butter or peanut butter and cinnamon, whatever meat I ate the night before as leftovers on a big pile of spinach and tomatoes.

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[quote]WestCoast7 wrote:
Cook your food at home, place it in tupperware, and bring it work.

I do it everyday. You get what you wan’t, at a much better price, and can pick everything that goes into it. Plain and simple.[/quote]
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I cook up some ground chuck, throw some cheese in there, etc and eat it. Also whey shakes of course.

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Right, but jerky has already been mentioned, what need is there for other food?