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Out of interest, does that mean you eat out most of the time? Breakfast, lunch and dinner? How do you avoid getting tired of eating the same things? After eatin
by roel_v 15y ago
Out of interest, does that mean you eat out most of the time? Breakfast, lunch and dinner? How do you avoid getting tired of eating the same things? After eating out for a week when on a business trip or vacation, I get so tired of it that I'm happy to go home and just bake a simple steak or sausage with some broccoli, or whatever else most basic thing I feel like. Of course you can go to a restaurant and have a steak but they still never taste as... uncomplicated... as a home-baked one.
- Jach 15y agoI find a mixture of eating out (and switching up places, e.g. for fast food I tend to go with Wendy's, Arby's, and mexican food), cooking full meals, and microwaving or oven-baking frozen stuff to suit my needs, as well as fresh veggies and fruit, cereal, and sandwiches. The majority of what I eat is definitely the third group of stuff-at-home-but-not-really-cooking type of food, and I'm pretty sure it's the cheapest. I rarely eat out at a sit-down restaurant since that defeats the point of saving time and also costs too much. (More than $16 or so a meal is "a lot" from my perspective.)