When do you have your meals? (healthy, coffee, breakfast, snacks)
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Just wondering what time of day people have meals, due to an enormous different number of reasons. People from different countries usually have quite different eating habits, not only food itself but also mealtimes.
I usually have breakfast at about 7, lunch at 1 and dinner at 7:30.
Just wondering what time of day people have meals, due to an enormous different number of reasons. People from different countries usually have quite different eating habits, not only food itself but also mealtimes.
I usually have breakfast at about 7, lunch at 1 and dinner at 7:30.
Snacks welcome anytime.
During the work week, I have a very strict and set schedule. I have a big healthy breakfast around 730am, healthy breakfast at 1230 (lunch) and then dinner, depending if I go to the gym or not, 7 or 9pm.
On the weekends, also depending if I stay our late, drink, etc. it completely varies.
No breakfast unless I stay in a B/B, no lunch unless I am with someone else usually ( lunch for me would be about 12.30/1pm then ) and dinner around 7.30 pm at home anything up to midnight when out ( normal time for eating time probably 8.30pm to 9pm).
Coffee at 8 when I get to work
Breakfast around 10ish at my desk
Lunch around 1:30, but if I have class I'll spread it out until 3 (sandwich around 1:30, fruit around 3)
Dinner around 7:30 if I don't have class, if I have class then around 9pm
At home we always ate dinner around 7pm, so it's not a big change for me. In college my friends made me eat at 5:30 with them and it drove me nuts (I was always starving by 10pm)
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