Yes, I know this is the 'good food' forum and yes, I love to cook, but occasionally I like to kick back with a cheese and pickled onion sandwich and a container of good soup from the supermarket. I had that today for my lunch and it was delicious. I don't feel guilty in the slightest for these little 'fast food' interludes, and I'm sure I can't be the only one. So what's your (not so) guilty meal cheat if you can't be bothered to cook from scratch?
Soup and a sandwich
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Jade
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It's definitely forgivable, as cooking is a very labor intensive activity even though it might not look like it to some, so there are bound to be lazy days. I myself usually purchase grocery roasted chicken if I'm feeling lazy. It's cheap and easy to bring home. Not to mention, it's very versatile when it comes to leftovers as I can make the remaining meat into a sandwich or as a topping on salads.
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Just about anything, hah! I need to get back into cooking more fresh, healthy meals. However, I've not been feeling/sleeping well and cooking is exhausting.
To honestly answer this question, though, It's got to be Kraft Macaroni and Cheese. There is just something about that powdered cheese! I have been eating Campbell's Mushroom Soup and grilled cheese (with a slice of processed cheese and low-fat Jarlsberg). lately though. It's comforting even though it's 30C outside.
I've got the urge to make some homemade mushroom soup now!
To honestly answer this question, though, It's got to be Kraft Macaroni and Cheese. There is just something about that powdered cheese! I have been eating Campbell's Mushroom Soup and grilled cheese (with a slice of processed cheese and low-fat Jarlsberg). lately though. It's comforting even though it's 30C outside.
I've got the urge to make some homemade mushroom soup now!
I prefer to enjoy a great meal if I am not the one cooking! Some of my favorites would be picking up a 'vegetable plate' from the local supermarket deli, carry out from Cracker Barrel or Olive Garden both work too!
Yes, I agree. The best meals are the ones that are cooked for us and not by us!
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If I am exhausted then I have no problem reaching for a can of my favorite soup having a cheese melt or peanut butter sandwich. When I make soup I generally freeze a lot of it but I end up running out. When that happens then its bring on the can!