10 oz tbone steak, rare
delicious
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Not when I work from home, unfortunatelyOriginally posted by chopper View PostLunch?
I trust receipts have been obtained and expenses duly claimed?
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Lunch?
I trust receipts have been obtained and expenses duly claimed?
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Sausage sarnie followed by a slice of home made Lemon Meringue pie and a coffee.
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My lunch was a Hello Fresh meal that I cooked yesterday.
Pepper encrusted chicken breast on a bed of butter infused sweet potato mash with a cracked pepper soured cream sauce and lightly boiled broccoli.
I get the box for this week tonight, so will let you know what culinary creation I have tomorrow.
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I'd heard you liked to gobble a mincer.Originally posted by d000hg View PostMaybe a mince pie.
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Sandwich with left-over cold cuts.
Coffee.
Quavers.
Maybe a mince pie.
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Lets see if you survive the week, firstOriginally posted by SlipTheJab View PostNothing wrong with a Bacon Roll from Greggs, fresh as they come!
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Nothing wrong with a Bacon Roll from Greggs, fresh as they come!Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostWhich is more than can be said for STJ
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The stools are alright, thanks!Originally posted by SlipTheJab View PostNo salad today?
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I was weak and had to go for a bacon roll from Greggs for breakfast today (2 quid including a coffee, can't be bad) so will have to pass on the cheese with my lunch of Baked Potato with Chilli today :-(
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No salad today?Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostWiltshire ham - 3 slices (large)
French baguette - 1 large
2 slices of Edam cheese
Walkers baked crisps - 2 packs
Yorkshire Water
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