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Originally Posted by Atomic22
yeh pot noodles are great when all you have is a flask of hot water and a pot noodle ,and a healthy "gourmet" meal cooked in 15 mins is not an option.
some people don't know they are born and think all people have all the time in the world and all the ingredients to make something to eat.
pot mash and pot rice are also nice and they are both sold in asda if anyone needs to find them 
most pot noodles, pot rice and pot mash are meant for girls who only have a 10 minute dinner break.
bombay bad boys however are a different matter and not to be taken lightly........hmm must boil the kettle i can taste one already |
Pah!I bet I have less time than you but I'd still scorn to eat pot noodles.
It is possible to eat a healthy diet on restricted time provided you think ahead.I take a roll,a sandwich,a salad that I've prepared myself the night before to work where I only get a 20 minute lunch period,which by the time I've kept students behind to discuss behaviour/work,cleared up the classroom will leave me with 10/15 minutes to eat and take a toilet break
If you want hot food take a vacuum flask with the food already hot inside.OR if your workplace has a microwave take some left overs.All the ingredients?How much to buy a bag of rolls?A few tomatoes, a lettuce,some cheese,eggs,small tin of tuna.I know students have little money(I was one myself)but I never ate pot noodles.
Incog.