Good foods to keep for times like this

shimy182 · 10 Jan 2008 at 05:31

So im feeling slightly pekish at 5 20 in the morn, now i dont fee like cooking or even warming food... Also i want something healthy as opposed to crisps etc..

so, suggest me some good foods i can keep in my cupboard or fridge

it doesnt have to be really healthy, im thinking of things like cup soup, cheese crackers etc etc.

Thanks

Clinkz · 10 Jan 2008 at 05:35

Peanut butter on toast
Croissants

SideWinder · 10 Jan 2008 at 05:36

Grapes..always nice. My choice at the moment is cold pizza that is sitting on my toilet as i don't want my room to smell of pizza. :rolleyes:

(I have an en-suite at Uni \o/)

nolimit · 10 Jan 2008 at 05:57

Green Salad with some nice dressing and add bit of olives, ham etc and nice hard crusted bread.

SideWinder · 10 Jan 2008 at 05:57

nolimit said:
Green Salad with some nice dressing and add bit of olives, ham etc and nice hard crusted bread.

Sounds like a lot of effort for an early morning snack.

nolimit · 10 Jan 2008 at 06:00

really?

Get those ready prepared mix green salad and just drizzle some olive oil, lemon juice, sal & pepper and add any cold cuts!
It takes less then 2 min!

SideWinder · 10 Jan 2008 at 06:01

nolimit said:
really?

Get those ready prepared mix green salad and just drizzle some olive oil, lemon juice, sal & pepper and add any cold cuts!
It takes less then 2 min!

Ahhh..ready prepared salads..didn't think of that.

tom_e · 10 Jan 2008 at 06:27

nuts and raisons

Dave85 · 10 Jan 2008 at 06:31

Im always up at around this time so im prepared.

imported american peanut butter on thick white toast and a cup of tea. other than that, medium chedder cheese on M&S long soft rolls with a glass of milk rocks.

sometimes I like something a bit more filling so then its, pepperd german salami on thick white crusty bread with milk.

thats my wierd morning stuff tho

jcb33 · 10 Jan 2008 at 06:40

Im currently munching Scotch Broth, With Tomatoe Cup-A-Soup, And Cookies... Cookies For After mind!

DanTheMan · 10 Jan 2008 at 06:45

Just had a scotch egg that was in the fridge and I've thrown some southern fried chicken in the oven.

My usual food of choice at this time is peppered salami and seeded mustard on crusty bread.

Also, the obligatory cup of tea.

West · 10 Jan 2008 at 06:48

DanTheMan said:
Just had a scotch egg that was in the fridge and I've thrown some southern fried chicken in the oven.

My usual food of choice at this time is peppered salami and seeded mustard on crusty bread.

Also, the obligatory cup of tea.

Southern Fried Chicken? this time of the morning, dude I know you're on nights, but that is bizzare..

DanTheMan · 10 Jan 2008 at 06:50

Going to be on nights for the next 6+ months, every night of the week sadly. This is classed as my dinner

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Dave85 · 10 Jan 2008 at 07:01

DanTheMan good to see im not alone in early morning peppered salami and crusty bread.

alexakasloth · 10 Jan 2008 at 07:05

SideWinder said:
Ahhh..ready prepared salads..didn't think of that.

Says the guy who leaves his pizza on his toilet...

Peanut butter on toast > *

SideWinder · 10 Jan 2008 at 07:10

$loth said:
Says the guy who leaves his pizza on his toilet...

Peanut butter on toast > *

It's in a box, not just laid on the seat.

Poppy · 10 Jan 2008 at 07:12

Carrots!!

They're amazing

shimy182 · 10 Jan 2008 at 11:03

some nice suggestions there fellow members !

salad does sound like a nice suggestion and it sure is healthy!, but i dont realy stock up on salads veges as the fridge is full of rotten ones (not mine!)

Cheese on toast is a good one, or maybe i should invest in a sandwitch toaster?

keep the suggestions coming!

mmmm olives 8)

Majago · 10 Jan 2008 at 11:06

Yoghurts are the way forwards. Easy, (can be) healthy and come in lots of varieties.

Not the most filling though.

aeT · 10 Jan 2008 at 11:07

Dairy Lee Lunchables.

Coat required.