[dimtimjim]

So, come on then... Lets all share a breakdown of what and how we do lunch.

For me, I have a nice short walk to either a Tesco or a Co-Op and various Sanger (Sorry, sandwich) places so I'm never short on choices.

I had curry and a demi-baguette yesterday. Fancy something substantial again today... Think I'm gonna go grab a micro-meal.

Nom.

[bmstinton93]

Nice short walk to the kitchen. Bacon in a pan, then into a sandwich, add brown sauce and you're done.

[chrysostom]

I usually go for a Pret baguette for £3 (or the half sized version for £1.50), or I get a pack of instant noodles and make them in the microwave.

[Nicola_Red]

I always bring lunch from home, either a salad or tofu and vegetables in some form. I'm off carbs at the moment so no sandwiches. I sometimes get a coffee from Costa over the road to go with it.

[Bonanzoid]

Nice short walk to the kitchen. Bacon in a pan, then into a sandwich, add brown sauce and your done.

You're* . Sorry Ben

I believe I'll be at TGIs today with some old school friends. It's not brilliant but they have a midweek deal which means it's reasonably priced. Better value than other restaurants down at the Aberdeen beach boulevard.

[Yudster]

I haven't been in TGI's for years, but I used to quite like them.

I have whatever sandwich I can afford out of the basket of the irritating woman who brings them round. Mostly I don't go out at lunchtime as I have other stuff to do, and whilst in many ways I do begrudge giving her my money, she does deliver and it means I don't have to waste time shopping for lunch.

I ought to bring it from home but I don't have time to make sandwiches in the morning, although if I have leftover soup or something I can put in a plastic container to bring in I do that.

[Nicola_Red]

Dan and I just make our salads the night before. I usually make something for breakfast at the same time, some fried tofu or bacon or something.

[The Deadly]

Im on a huge diet so it's either some fresh chicken or just a cup of tea.

[R94N]

Not much usually. Probably a sandwich of some kind.