Does coffee count? I just woke up.
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Nice try mom, but I am adulting now.
A satsuma. The penultimate element of my lunch.
The ultimate will be a banana, in a few minutes.
Eating fried potatoes with cucumber + sour cream salad right now)
A bowl of rice with marge and shoyu
Homer? What are you doing on Lenny?
Hahahhahahahahahha, yeah marge as in margarine. It's not necessarily a standard term for it in my GenAm ass dialect but it is used in e.g. Canadian, Australian, New Zealand, Irish, and most notably British English, and I liked the sound of it, so I just decided to start calling margarine marge. Both Marge as in Marjorie Bouvier Simpson and marge as in margarine ultimately trace to an Ancient Greek word meaning "pearl", as do the names of pizza Margherita and the margarita cocktail.
My coworker just surprised me with some donut holes so I guess that.
I love donuts.
The piece of garlic bread I didn't put away last night. Delightfully crunchy.
A few unsalted mixed nuts from Costco, when I woke up at 2:30 this morning.
also sushi! (unless you count coffee and an allergy pill)
it was really good. best reasonably priced sushi I've had in years, place seems to be run by a single old japanese lady, just cranking out sushi to-go all day.
That's nice!
A Ricola cough drop, or if that doesn't count, a generic Kodiak Cake.
Damn, this Kodiak Cake got me hungry again
They're good. This is the second time I've had one. It's like a regular pancake but a bit denser and it has a nice crisp to the outside. I mostly wanted to maple syrup (my brother is friends with the guy who made it) for my sore throat.
We've got the Aldi house brand ones. Good stuff!
Leftover chicken pulao
Fried chicken strips coated in batter with tomato rice
Homemade bread; a loaf with olive oil, rye, semolina, and cornmeal.
Nit sure if pasta or roast chicken with roast pumpkin. There were leftovers for both but I forgot in which order I had them
I had a protein bar and a coffee.
Mixed nuts on my break
i forget. i had a chili and that made me forget
Don't eat the chili. They put something in it ta make you forget. I don't even remember how I got here.
Homemade strawberry cheesecake overnight oats. Rolled oats, oat milk, strawberries, chia seeds, monkfruit sweetener. Mix it all together and refrigerate at least 2 hours. Crumbled graham crackers or granola on top for a crunch.
So good, and better for me than I've cream.
Tried Trader Joe's red curry noodle bowl for the first time. Little bland and not nearly spicy enough for me, but not bad for the price. Would have liked it with sticky rice, some broccoli and maybe some chicken but as a quick lunch it was all right.
3 tacos. 2 chorizo, and 1 adobada (marinated pork). Extremely delicious.
3 pickled eggs
Three jelly rings.
Made a pot full of a quick salad with cucumber, tomato, couple of small red onions, chopped up a bag of assorted lettuce salad, a can of tuna and some feta cheese
An ice cream
Grapes are great!
A toasted English muffin, with peanut butter. My usual breakfast.
Chicken sandwich with pretzel bun
6 large, free range boiled eggs!
Ottolenghis Fettuccine with Spiced Cherry Tomato Sauce using plant-based parmesan. One my favorites. Takes a while to cook but is very easy and tasty. And the sauce can be made in a large batch to be used over the week.
Braised Beef Brisket
A slice of cheese and leftover rice
Just sitting in a sushi buffet
A slightly imperfectly blended beetroot soup (well, more like a purรฉe, but that's how I like my soups) with dumplings, leftovers from a previous meal, all homemade