Image 1 — Work lunches are ready for next week. Trying to get a bit more protein in lately
Image 2 — Work lunches are ready for next week. Trying to get a bit more protein in lately

Work lunches are ready for next week. Trying to get a bit more protein in lately

Got my food sorted for work next week. Shrimp, sliced meat, and a mix of broccoli, peppers, mushrooms, and corn. Pretty satisfying seeing everything lined up on the counter. At least lunch is one less thing to figure out each day.

I’ve been trying to eat a bit more protein lately, so I paid a little more attention to that while prepping this time. Added a screenshot of my recent logs too. It’s been creeping up over the past few weeks, which is nice to see.

Mostly I just want to stick with bringing lunch and find a few combinations I’ll happily eat on repeat.

If you bring your lunch to work, what’s the one thing you keep making? Could use some ideas for the next batch.

u/Shoddy_Editor_3812 — 5 days ago

I bought my cat a bed and she immediately turned it into a bunker

This is DuDu, a 1 year old Devon Rex.

Funny fact about this breed: their coat is so thin that they're basically always cold, which means they will hunt down the warmest, most enclosed spot in the house and refuse to leave it. For DuDu that spot is this shell bed. She goes in at night and all I get is a face.

I've tried moving the bed. She just moves with it.

Does your cat have one spot they've fully committed to?

u/Shoddy_Editor_3812 — 2 months ago
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She can use a bowl. This was a choice.

First time trying goat milk. She got both paws on the bottle before I'd even finished sitting down, and then just stared at the ceiling for a solid twenty seconds.

What has your cat decided they're still a baby for?

u/Shoddy_Editor_3812 — 2 months ago
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Adopted him 2 years ago and this squint still gets me every time

I've had him for 2 years now. He sleeps by my head every night and does this squint whenever I talk to him.

The hat was made by my mom, who is slowly building him a wardrobe he never asked for.

u/Shoddy_Editor_3812 — 2 months ago

Does anyone actually use voice logging, or do we all just type?

I keep seeing the voice log logo in the app and keep meaning to try it, but typing is just muscle memory at this point

For those who do use it, when does it actually beat just typing? cooking, on the go, lazy days? trying to figure out if it's worth switching my habit

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u/Shoddy_Editor_3812 — 5 months ago

Does anyone actually use voice logging, or do we all just type? 🤔

I keep seeing this feature in the app and keep meaning to try it, but typing is just muscle memory at this point

For those who do use it, when does it actually beat just typing? cooking, on the go, lazy days? Just trying to figure out if it's worth switching my habit

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u/Shoddy_Editor_3812 — 5 months ago

Genuine question for anyone who logs meals: when you eat something with a bunch of separate parts (yogurt + berries + granola + nuts...), do you log each item, or kind of give up halfway?...

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u/Shoddy_Editor_3812 — 5 months ago

Anyone else forget what they put in their own cooking before they get to log it?

When I cook, if I wait until I'm done to log it, I always forget what I actually put in, like a splash of oil here, a spoon of sugar there.

For those who track their food, how do you handle logging stuff you cook yourself?

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u/Shoddy_Editor_3812 — 5 months ago

For anyone counting calories/macros: what's the thing that makes you skip logging on a given day?

For me personally, I have been using this product for a long time. However, I find it difficult to stay consistent with it.

My logs are often intermittent, so I wanted to ask if anyone else has had a similar experience? And what makes you skip logging?

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u/Shoddy_Editor_3812 — 5 months ago