How simple or complex should a lunch usually be?

>>9076649
>random raw yolk next to the sandwich

>>9076655
It's English mustard. I dip my sandwich and pork pie into and nice dubs

>>9076664
Quads

>>9076669
Off by three and that looks like shit food.

>>9076649

It probably shouldn't be over 1000 calories

>>9076649
Best way is if it fits your caloric intake or macros. This week I'm eating a sausage some salted almonds and spinach casserole.

>>9076755
Weight isn't an issue for me but not eating processed foods is where I'm trying to head for but also not too much work to cook.

>>9076773

>posts an image with all processed foods

woo lad

What kind of lunch is hearty and won't make you look like a tryhard in the workplace?

>>9076870
Leftovers.

>>9076846
*wew lad

>>9076649
Is there pease pudding in those rolls? I mean everything there looks northern as fuck so I wouldn't be surprised if you've got pease pudding in those things.

>>9076655
Please don't tell me you're this stupid.

>>9077070
Northern, correct but it's a pork pie.

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>>9077111
No mate I meant in the rolls. Northerners like to put pease pudding in with the ham in their rolls. Or so I hear.

I've never had pease pudding, I have no idea what it tastes like, I just know that northerners have it.

>>9077139
Oh, I've never done that myself but yea it is common round here with gammon. I've never tried pease pudding before so I don't know what it tastes like.

>>9076649
Lunch should be simple and light, just some carbs and protein to keep you going till dinner time. It should also be tasty in its simplicity. This is why a sandwich with meat, cheese, and a couple vegetables with a handful lf chips/crisps on the side is the ideal lunch.

>>9076649
A sandwich for lunch is always more than adequate.
A pork pie, scotch egg, or/and a packet of crisps make it a bit more substantial.

I never eat breakfast or lunch though.