Man.. that looks like a lovely lunch. We don't get that kind of thing in America while at work, that I've seen. Hell, we don't really even have cafeterias anymore.
That's because it's real food. America should try it sometime
I eat like this at home, I'm a reasonably good cook. What's the point of your comment?
When I worked at Bosch a about 4 years ago in the US, they had a really solid healthy lunch option like this for $5. Sadly, I think they did away with it during COVID. It definitely exists at some larger companies though.
I work for an energy company in the US, only wish we had healthy looking lunch like this. Ah well..
I work in a kitchen so it's usually a bit of leftovers, but restaurant-quality leftovers, you understand.
I like cooking at home, do you have any tips for me on how to get quality ingredients? The market is best for me so far and it's nice being able to ask questions to the merchants.
Expat shops and wholesale places if you can get an account, I suppose.
That looks really nice. I'd like this
I'd be hungry again in like 10 minutes.
Looks super tasty and healthy! Is this a regular occurence or an outlier in your company?
Honestly, it's not mine, I found somewhere else, but it seems to be a regular occurrence from what I've seen
I pay about 8 euros for something similar, also in Denmark, but my employer covers it. It's not always great but it's way better than bringing anything myself.
In NL. €3.50 for a bread and salad bar, cup of soup, and a mystery warm dish.
Mystery dishes in the past have been tacos, skewers, meatballs, broodjes.
Lunch in the Netherlands is a worst kaas scenario.
Honest question: is that enough for lunch? I'm 1,57m 55kg and I feel like I eat more than that. Although it's hard to gauge the quantity of the mystery meat bowl
This one actually looks good. Decent amount of veggies too.
Ausländer im Germany, 7€ for a potato's soup with one sausage cut in pieces. Or, a schnitzel with fries. Or, noodles with bolognese. And... I pay for it with my salary.
If you pay with your salary I assume that means it gets subtracted from your gross salary? Which is better than paying directly.
Still overpriced
Oh no. I meant that I pay as "normal".
I’m super envious… do you have to pay it out of your pocket or is it paid by the employer?
