@Seraphine – Really, true story? This is hilarious! I wouldn’t have known how to react, better laugh at it. I guess some hiker get really hungry!

@Shantanu – So you will have to make your own!

@Lizz – Quiche can be totally missed. I am quite picky, I like them homemade, I was disappointed many times in restaurants.

@expatraveler – And what do you snack on? I know, I’m curious!

@Soleil – I don’t mind sandwiches but I like them with “real” bread, not just sliced bread with I find isn’t really filling.

I had never realized cold rice salad was a French thing! Come to think of it, most salads I see here are either pasta, potatoes etc.

I also need to actually eat at noon, since I don’t have breakfast.

@Celine – I used to have soups at lunch too, from a place nearby work who would make the best soups ever. This was great during the winter!

@Tulsa Gentleman – What matter in a trip isn’t the destination, it’s the trip in itself

@CM-Chap – I wish we had a cafetaria but this is very rare in Canada. Even kids at school bring their lunch, unlike in France where there is always a restaurant.

@DianeCA – My co-workers don’t even see me eating most of time, work is busy and I usually eat in front of the computer when I have a minute!

@Seraphine – I’ll do anything for chocolate. Here is a piece of quiche… I mean, take the whole quiche if you like!

@Adem – I’m also always curious to see what people are eating. But I find a huge gap between those who are really into cooking and have all kind of complicated ingredients and fancy recipes, and the rest of us who just try to eat homemade stuff that don’t take two hours to prepare!

@RennyBA’s Terella – Let me know if you try the recipe!

I have to ask Diane if we can make some together
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I have the same problem as you about leftovers. Usually the food is son nice that I go back for seconds and there’s nothing left for the next day!
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