Quick question /fit/ I have a job where i need to eat on the

>>35043282
Maybe try Queal?

>>35043292
>Queal
is it herbalife tier? i dont want to lose a kidney over some shitty meal replacement.
Is it a ponzy aswell?

>>35043282
soylent?
also a sandwich doesnt have to be unhealthy

>>35043282
Joylent

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>>35043282
the only acceptable answer to all your trouble

>>35043282
by sojafree do you mean soyfree?
in that case good luck cause most supplement have soy in them

>>35043292
>>35043312
>>35043335
will check these. but are soja(soy) free?
i have some intolerance to soy

>>35043436
BUMP

>>35043282
Normal food, dont talk when eating

A normal healthy male can down a plate of food in around 5 minutes.

>>35043282
instant oats with milk

>>35043282
depends on a number of things. how many calories are you looking to hit per meal? what kind of macro balance? do you have access to a refrigerator or can you bring a small cooler? do you have time to cook on the weekends to prepare for the week?

if you're doing small meals, you can keep them really clean and cheap:

1 cup of chicken salad (baked chicken breast, no fat greek yogurt, mustard, relish, salt, pepper, other seasoning or ingredients to taste) - 375 calories, 64g protein, 11g carbs, 2g fat

Faux stir fry (1/2 cup chicken breast, 1 carront, 1 celery stalk, spoon of green onions, 1/2 cup broccoli, 1/4 cup brown rice, season with soy, rice wine vinegar, sesame oil, etc) - 272 calories, 31g protein, 21g carbs, 1g fat

Sardines - 180 calores, 21g protein, 3g carbs, 9g fat

If you can focus on quick small meals throughout the day, with some prep and refrigeration you can do it cheaply and very healthily