Sentence examples for packaged lunch from inspiring English sources

Butchers occasionally get into the takeout act, too, and for one meal I stopped at Guldberg Slagter, which offers free-range meats along with one packaged lunch option (made in house) a day.

Kraft Foods Group warned last week that fourth-quarter revenue would fall almost 11percentt after it failed to tailor its prices to meet demand at the lower end of the market, particularly in its packaged lunch meat business.

Buy packaged lunch meats and cheeses, or have it sliced in the deli.

4. Homemade lunches vs. packaged boxed lunches Over at the MOMables blog, I've done an entire series that breaks down packaged lunches and remakes them with real ingredients.

A group that's affiliated with the Islamic Center called "Murfreesboro Youth" is planning to deliver support to law enforcement throughout the weekend in the form of snacks, bottled water and individually packaged lunches on Saturday.

"He explained that the guy sitting next to him claimed to be a former Navy SEAL who leaned in very close to talk, had bad breath, and was urgently sharing with his seatmate a variety of conspiracy theories.... Worse, he bought one of [the airline's] packaged lunches, lemon pepper tuna, which came with a pop-top lid.

Have your child participate in choosing their gluten free lunch and help you package their lunch in their lunch box.

It might be the pre-packaged lunch just nuked by a colleague.

In an effort to survive a crippling recession, many hot springs resorts offer a bath packaged with a lavish lunch for a reasonable price.

As couples marry later by two additional years over the past decade and put off having children, those in Tokyo spend 40% more on weddings than ten years ago, according to Zexy, a wedding magazine.A close look at the restaurant industry shows that although the number of eateries has fallen since 1998, the market for packaged food like bento lunch boxes has nearly doubled.

Ms. Jones, who is 38, decided, while shopping at a Sam's Warehouse Club, to spend $250 to stockpile packaged snack food for school lunches.