what if i just put some in a tiffin and carry it out with me? will anyone say anything/is it against the rules?
edit: im not asking as an occasional/one time thing, but if i did that every day for each meal?
to be clear i am not talking about rice dishes that are meant to be eaten along with another dish (anything saucy/creamy/curry-like/stew/soup). so no fried rice, pilaf, biryani, pulao, mexican rice, spanish rice, jollof rice etc
but rather rice dishes that are eaten as a standalone complete meal on their own.
so for example, i like things like risotto, rice pudding, khichdi, congee etc.
mangosteens and pssionfruits
what does your meal schedule look like on average? like how many meals do you have in a day? do you snack in between? do you follow intermittent fasting? do you have fixed structured meal times or just whenever you're hungry? do you 'front load' your calories (more calories earlier in the day) or 'save' them up to have more calories at the end of the day? do you prefer to have multiple smaller meals/snacks throughout the day, or a lesser number of larger meals? what about omad, do any of you find eating all your calories in a single meal in a day helpful?
to clarify, 'food gift' comprises of basically anything edible gifted to you by someone. it can be homemade or storebought. cheap or expensive. it can be an ingredient or a product or a snack or even a whole prepared dish. including but not limited to things such as- chocolates, wines, oils, butters, baked goods, casseroles, sauces, condiments, pickles, fruits, vegetables, teas, coffees, dairy products etc etc....
for me personally, some of the best food gifts i have ever received are:
- several boxes of mangoes from my grandfather
- homemade besan laddoos (a type of indian sweet) from my grandmother
- a box of medjoul dates from an aunt
- homemade granola bars from another aunt
you knowww what im talking about right? random posts and reels on instagram that say things like 'like/share/follow otherwise xxx will happen' same goes for whatsapp chain messages saying forward this x times to prevent xxx bad thing from happening.... and i KNOW its bullshit. i mean of course i do. but im torn between completing the action like an idiot or sitting in the dread of what will happen because i didnt. is anyone else bothered by these?
im talking in the context of how accepting and inclusive they are of people from different backgrounds, races, nationalities etc and also lgbtq+ 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️people
green peas, potatoes, eggs, cheese, ketchup, mustard. very simple but satisfying. here is the breakdown:
115g potato- 88kc
101g eggs- 144kc
100g peas- 84kc
28g cheese- 87kc
15g yellow mustard- 10kc
15g ketchup- 11kc
my aunt truly outdid herself. looks phenomenal and tastes even better. it was so light and fresh and perfectly sweet without being overbearing and the mangoes are doing all the heavy lifting here
i have gotten accepted into both op jindal (sonipat) and jain university in bangalore, both for bachelor of fine arts degree. most people i know have advised me to choose op jindal as they say it has better education, faculty, infrastructure and crowd. i have tried to do some research myself but there are mixed reviews for both and im still not 100% sure what to choose. so i thought of asking here and hearing the honest opinions of current or past students of jain university