Do you eat at home or when you get to work?

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10 response(s)
Mis P.

I eat at home just now as I am off work for sickness. However I am trying to focus on making breakfast recipes that can easily be made the night before or morning of, so that I can keep the time I eat consistent. As sometimes my shifts change there maybe days when I am in the office before/during my self prescribed "breakfast time"

Jennifer H.

When i didn’t work from home, I ate at work because i left the house by 7:30am and usually didn’t get hungry that early.

Eva O.

I’m generally not hungry when I first get up, so I eat when I pack a portable breakfast to eat en route or eat when I get to work.

Nikolaj N.

I usually eat at home, but if I am running behind or forgot to take my medicine first thing, I will eat later at work. I would prefer to eat at home so that I can eat with my family and have more time at work (and one less distraction ).

Monika P.

Most days I have a coffee at home with some soy milk and some protein powder. Then I eat at work around 10 as I am currently trying to do Intermittent Fast.

Ja Casta E.

Both, I only work part time. When I work I take a packed smoothie and something light to munch on as it’s really early in the morning. When I’m at home I cook a nice big breakfast.

Marto A.

I eat at home. I cycle to school and I need energy to do that. Also, I don’t really have much time to eat before my lessons.

Suly Z.

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Serena Z.

I eat at home. Because I am a student my classes are pretty early so to me it is better to eat at home as I get more time and get to be in a more comfortable environment.

Nanya N.

I eat at work when I go to office – usually 2 times a week as my company provides well balanced meals for Breakfast, Lunch and Snacks every day. All other days I eat at home

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