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It's a great staple and adds taste to the meal.

You need 6 spoons of this mix per meal, so 10 pounds of mix will last you several months.

You're not going to ask a coworker to lunch and become friends at the end of that meal.

Eat the 15 rupee rice-curry meal and travel in 20 year old buses.

Still cost less than a decent mealSo many great things on the web cost less than a single cup of Starbucks.

The users balk when the price is raised, even though unlimited streaming and DVDs for a month still cost less than a decent meal.

Cook for 20 mins then add mixed frozen veg. This will cost you about 30p per meal, and is pretty much complete [1].I eat the above most of the time, and take free food whenever possible.

There is this hole-in-the-wall looking place in NYC chinatown that serves Chinese comfort food meal.

The key to a healthy diet is variety, but if your basic meal is healthy and cheap, you can make sure to be eating other things from time to time.

They smile contently as they sit down to their first meal of popcorn, to which they will survive for literally weeks longer than everyone else.

The supplement and meal replacement powder/drink industry is a multi-billion dollar market.

NomadCost is based on short-term staying in a hostel, hotel or apartment in the center, working in a coworking space and having a basic meal three times a day. That's the average digital nomad's lifestyle.

Someone who knows he's the sheeeeet but doesn't want to prove it at a big company that does lame stuff like QA. Someone who can down a can of Coke and a box of Mentos and then go on to devour a four-course meal of web-scale challenges the likes of which no other startup has ever faced.

Should I ignore them and focus on this other table?The worst part is that the tip happens at the end of the meal after all of the 'costs' of providing good service are already done.

The actual product can be completely reformulated until it comes reasonably close to being a good meal replacement: It's the brand that's become valuable.

Yeah, I know it sounds weird; but, when you order food from a restaurant, your meal is helping to pay the cook's wages and the waitress's wages and the table cleaner's wages and the dish washer's wages and the greeter's wages.

This would be equivalent to someone saying that, because they enjoyed their meal at the restaurant, the restaurant should charge a mandatory 25% tip to all current patrons of the restaurant.

Some of the time you actually have so much work to do that you're eating every meal at your desk and working solid the entire time, especially if you're working on a live deal, but a lot of the time you're just waiting around for other people to get back to you.

It almost struck me that people with agendas are projecting onto this girl's blog, which doesn't seem to be intended to be controversial at all, rather just a chronicle of her lunches - including how many mouthfuls of food each meal contains as well as the color of the wristband needed to get your lunch that particular day!