/r/Officelunch
Don't go out for lunch much? We want to see what you are eating at work, how you make or assemble it, what you bring it in, and what kinds of appliances your office offers!
Meals! In the Office!
Though all lunches are acceptable, home made or leftovers will certainly be more interesting than posting a Whopper and fry BigMac.
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Quick lunch for Tuesday
Cold pepper garlic chicken, mashed sweet potato and fresh green peppers
18:13 UTC
Payday lunch
Didn’t want to go out for lunch. Having mashed sweet potato, garlic shrimp, kimchi and homemade pickles. Taste better than it looks.
18:35 UTC
Marinated beef, kimchi, homemade pickled and instant jasmine rice. My favorite!
18:07 UTC
Ground Turkey and Rice
17:43 UTC
17:23 UTC
Software to organise lunch at work
Hi!
At first, let's start with agreement - I do not advertise a service or product, I do not sell it here, I do not want to force my opinion. And yes, I am leading a lunch at work organising startup to make the process between company employees and caterers smooth and nice.
Once that said, I would like to find out how do people in different countries / regions / companies / industries solve the lunch at work question. Your main challenges you see regarding lunch, main concerns.
And, of course, do you order lunch to your work, is it expensive / cheap for you, do you have that as an organised process and if not - why?
If you could spend 2-3 minutes to answer these questions, that would help me A LOT. If we could even make a quick chat about it, that could be even better. Maybe, in result, there will be exactly a product you have expected to have on the market!
Big Thanks in advance!
13:58 UTC
Smoked whitefish sandwich
16:28 UTC
What if there was an app...
...that works like Secret Santa, except for lunch.
How it works is you subscribe to receive a lunch item that some random person ordered through the system. You can also opt to pick a lunch item for a random person.
The price range for the item that gets shipped each time depends on the subscription tier, and the system allows you to set your preferences (especially food you want to avoid) upon sign-up.
04:50 UTC
Roasted chicken thigh with linguine, featuring my dusty keyboard
23:41 UTC
Pot pie and carrots
16:28 UTC
How to eat fish at work.
16:35 UTC
green asparagus, fried bacon, buffalo mozzarella, cucumber, bell pepper, radish, rucula, balsamic dressing
13:30 UTC
Egg roll bowl
16:19 UTC
Tuna and Peanut Butter wrap
03:48 UTC
Difficulty deciding what to have on Free Lunch Fridays
Our employer is nice enough to buy our [~10-person] team lunch on Fridays. While we generally get along, we have a ridiculous time trying to agree on a single restaurant (there's a lot of options in our area). We've drawn names from a hat, tried Google Polls - even built a perfunctory app:
http://zornfett.com/client/crac/lunch-picker/
Short of the totalitarian approach, what method does your group use to figure this out?
19:18 UTC
Tamales, brown rice, and mixed vegetables
18:24 UTC
My coworker brings leftovers to work only to throw them away a few days later.
16:34 UTC
Last nights extra garlicky homemade chicken alfredo
18:13 UTC
The officeyest of officey lunches
17:26 UTC
Brie stuffed pork burger. Roasted shoshitos.
16:43 UTC
Sexy salad with tahini dressing
04:37 UTC
My Tupperware collection is incomplete! We received at least 3 emails that it would be cleaned out last night.
18:32 UTC
My lunch buddies at Chipotle include a sparrow and a Black Chinese rice farmer
16:40 UTC
Fried Chicken with Skillet Gravy
07:49 UTC
Shrimp Alfredo and Cheddar Biscuits
05:08 UTC
Roast Chicken and Brussel Sprouts with parmasen mashed potatoes
03:51 UTC
Today the HR team had their bake day, and decided to make pancakes for the entire company ! #sweettreats
14:26 UTC
Meatloaf sandwich
17:41 UTC
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