It also saves you the mental energy of having to think about what to eat after a long day at work, and you can even prep some of the meals on the weekend so all you have to do is heat and eat.

I think many people would benefit by learning how to meal plan. It can be expensive to buy the ingredients for 7 completely different meals but if you plan it out there are plenty of ways to have variety from the same ingredients. Indian and Mexican for example share a lot of common ingredients.

How could I forget to mention the cheese? It's bio Trappist jong belegen kaas. 🧀

It's not that difficult, this recipe is what I use. puurenkracht.nl/blog/tonicsi...

When the United Kingdom of the Netherlands broke up they really did lose the only part of the country that really knows how to cook.

Here in the Netherlands it's bread (with spreads), breaded/fried foods, dairy, and pancakes (they pretend it's their thing but it's really just french crepes). The cheese is amazing and so are the friets and bitterballen.

I gotta say it's weird to hear you say hard roll and not bagel for this sandwich. But I'd fuck with it regardless.