I consume only coffee at work. Generally around six gallons a day. I'd cut down but they won't let me drink wine.

I live close enough to work I can come home. I don't always actually eat lunch but I appreciate the 30 minutes of silence at home.

Always bring my own, bit of a wierd eater me - cup of tea when I arrive at work , then between
8 and 12 I'll eat a couple of carrots and a beetroot, at twelve I'll drink lemon and ginger and have a roll, betwwen 1 and 4 probably an apple, banana, pear or orange at 4 I'll have another tea

I usually make a casserole on weekend and take it to work during the week. I like to eat cheap and healty. During the summers I make a salad, lots of fresh tomatoes right out of my garden. I

I always brought lunch more than I ever ate out. I couldn't justify the expense.
I'd rather have a tuna sandwich, that I made myself, than pay $8-10 to eat out.

I carried my lunch all through school and my working life . I don't think people realize how much of their future is going down the tubes in lunch money . Makes a BIG difference .

The major item on my Visa every month is eating out...I am retired, live alone, and meeting for lunch or dinner is a social thing Plus sick of cooking for almost 50 years! . Any time I feel strapped, I just cut back and eat at home.

I pack lunch because 1) I work downtown & its awfully expensive to eat out & 2) I have some food sensitivity/allergies so it's safer to bring from home.

Eating out, due to working on the road.

It depends. If I’m home, I usually bring my lunch. Every once in a while I’ll go out with coworkers. If I’m living out of a hotel, well I’m forced to eat out.

I eat out every meal. It's my only option. It's hard to believe I'm not big as a house. I can eat salad or pizza, no difference it's expensive but I do get to try a lot of different things so I'm not complaining

I pack lunch, saves a fortune also helps keep me in better shape.

A lot of ready-made lunch stuff is surprisingly unhealthy too. I used to often buy a falafel and salad wrap from the supermarket, then realised it had almost 50% of the recommended daily allowance of fat.

I usually bring a lunch. If I don't feel like putting something together, I can eat in the cafeteria at the school I work at. It is pretty reasonable. The teachers only have to pay $1.50 for lunch. There's usually a good variety of food to choose from.

I generally only eat once per day, and usually after 10pm...I will pick at things during the day, but there is only one actual meal. I live alone, so this is just the habit my schedule has dropped me into over the years....

I solved that issue! I don’t eat at work at all! Saves that after meal coma state from taking over me.

I bring my lunch when I can

Eat at home 2 work days and take lunch 2 days. The days at home I have a 2.5 and 3 hour break in the middle of the day. The days I eat at work I only have my 1 hour lunch break.

Go out and grab a sandwich or a pasta salad from a shop. If I'm feeling lazy, a couple of Mayo Chicken Sandwiches off the McDonalds drive-thru saver menu (99p each.)

I typically spend around £2 per day on my lunches when I'm in the office. That doesn't include drinks (I normally have plenty of those in the car.)

I do both. When I was a double income, I ate out more often. Now that I'm not, I try to limit it to one day per week.

I tend to bring lunch. Vendors show up at lunch time, and I occasionally buy their offerings, but it's infrequent.

I don't eat lunch at work or at home.