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if u read his post u can understand that he buys food. if u no this then ur question is just irrelevant
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I think herBs was referring to what the OP has for lunch when they're at home, since the question was what do you BRING for lunch. There are ways to adapt what you eat at home to make it something you can bring with you to school, and I think that's where herBs was going with that question.
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Thank you for clarifying for me. |
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Hummus and veggies, curries, salads, pretty much anything you eat at home, you can package up and bring to school with you.  |
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I've taken to eating a lot of greek yogurt lately. There are 15 grams of protein in 3/4 of a cup so it will stay with you all afternoon! I buy vanilla greek yogurt and frozen berries (they're so much cheaper than fresh), then I defrost the berries in the microwave and add them to the yogurt. Voila! Lunch.
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maybe fruit?
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I've taken to eating a lot of greek yogurt lately. There are 15 grams of protein in 3/4 of a cup so it will stay with you all afternoon! I buy vanilla greek yogurt and frozen berries (they're so much cheaper than fresh), then I defrost the berries in the microwave and add them to the yogurt. Voila! Lunch.
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Also add some nuts for a parfait! Yummers. |
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Also add some nuts for a parfait! Yummers.
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That's a good idea! I haven't done that. You can also toast some oats in a pan over the stove with some sugar and add that! That makes it like a dessert. 
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are there microwaves on campus?
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Maybe in your faculty's student lounge???
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There used to be some in Union market, not sure if they're still there...also in Centro (again, not sure if they're still there).
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thode's got a microwave - next to the cafe
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