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Empyrean 17009 Posts July 13 2006 03:06 GMT #1 My favorite is a chicken salad sandwich with soup and crackers. Canned Chicken Breast Some Mayonnaise Some Almonds Some Celery Little bit of Apply Little bit of Pepper For soup I just use Campbell's canned soup. It tastes amazing for being canned, but I usually have to dilute it with water. The salt content is just way too high. Some of the good tasting soups are low-fat, so it won't be that bad for your health. Anyone else? I'm kind of stumped as to what to make for lunch this week

lawl mart United States1289 Posts July 13 2006 03:15 GMT #2 ramen + anything in the world lol

Smorrie Netherlands2923 Posts July 13 2006 03:16 GMT #3 fries+frikandellen or spaghetti

Mickey United States2606 Posts July 13 2006 03:19 GMT #4 Tuna Fish Sandwiches are really good.

kidd United States2848 Posts July 13 2006 03:19 GMT #5 taco bell... oh wait that doesn't cout T__T

Smorrie Netherlands2923 Posts July 13 2006 03:19 GMT #6 tuna salad?

Alborz Canada1551 Posts July 13 2006 03:30 GMT #7 On July 13 2006 12:19 Mickey[aCt] wrote: Tuna Fish Sandwiches are really good. <3<3<3

Falcynn United States3597 Posts July 13 2006 03:43 GMT #8 Peanut butter and jelly with graham crackers and a juice box, damn I miss being a little kid.

AngryLlama United States1227 Posts July 13 2006 03:51 GMT #9 On July 13 2006 12:19 Mickey[aCt] wrote: Tuna Fish Sandwiches are really good.

Beyonder Netherlands15103 Posts July 13 2006 03:52 GMT #10 Subway food :o

QuietIdiot 7004 Posts July 13 2006 03:53 GMT #11 Chicken Cutlets ftw~

Blind United States2528 Posts July 13 2006 04:00 GMT #12 I don't know how to cook at all. Everytime these type of threads come up, my mouth waters so much just reading.

HeadBangaa United States6512 Posts July 13 2006 04:05 GMT #13 Egg Salad is good, but boiling the eggs is kinda bitchy. I like to have boiled eggs on hand so I don't have to wait. Excellent with soup. 5 hard-boiled eggs Jar of Mayonaise Bread Lettuce (optional) Can of your favorite soup (mine is Campbell's Beans with Bacon) -Mash up the eggs and mix with a scoop of mayonaise in a bowl (not too much, it'll be gross, unless u LOVE mayo ).I use a fork to press the eggs when mashing, get all the globs of mayo mixed well. BEWARE! This part can make your home smell like nasty for about an hour (remember to turn on any kitchen vent fans!) -Put in the freezer (egg salad is better chilled, and begin heating a can of soup. -When soup is done, take eggs out of freezer, smear it on some bread, salt and pepper, lettuce. -YUM!!! Dip the sandwhich in the soup, it's sooooo goood. You should have enough to make at least a few sandwhiches. Subway food :o I totally agree, but we are amongst a bunch of Subway haters, if I remember correctly!

to miss the mark Bosnia-Herzegovina1381 Posts July 13 2006 04:30 GMT #14 Campell's Tomato soup with Ritz crackers, crushed up. Yummmm.

Wysp Canada2299 Posts July 13 2006 04:46 GMT #15 toasted fried bologna sandwich.

bdams19 United States1316 Posts July 13 2006 04:51 GMT #16 bacon flavored turkey, bacon, lettuce, tomato, melted american, honey dijion salad dressing on toast

StarN United States2587 Posts July 13 2006 04:57 GMT #17 ahhh... let me be the first korean to say: rice, kimchee, and... kim (dry seaweed) ^^*

Meta United States6225 Posts July 13 2006 04:57 GMT #18 grilled chese sandwich and ramen of course, i've always wanted to try churros wrapped in bacon.

da)incognito United States512 Posts July 13 2006 04:59 GMT #19 spaghetti + salad A meal I made quite often in my college days (I'm still in college but living at home t.t). Boil pasta, then throw on cheese (parmasean or shredded mozarella, etc.) and spaghetti sauce! Then get some ready-mixed salad and throw on croutons and dressing. Voila, healthy and delicious! You can also throw in some Texas Toast in the oven. Well Texas Toast isn't so healthy but it's damn good. or rice + bulgogi + kimchee. Its especially easy to make if you have the microwavable cooked rice packages and frozen bulgogi. Then you can just get a big jar of kimchee since you don't have to worry about it going bad.

aseq Netherlands3983 Posts July 13 2006 05:01 GMT #20 Freshly baked stickbread, lots of creamy butter (82% fat) with some salt sprinkled on. But i love nearly all kinds of sandwiches, i eat them with soup for dinner, not only for lunch. Can't really think of sandwitch ingredients i don't like, anything from tomato to cheddar cheese to hamburger to chorizo to pesto, just some combinations don't work too well, but all of them are nice.

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