It is no coincidence that food is king on social media. Seeing as most of us eat three meals a day it is effortless to create a post - just snap a photo of your meal - but more importantly, it is relevant to everyone. Food is part of the human story, not just a means to survive.
Food connects us with one another, no matter where we are in the world. We share it with friends, lovers, and family transcending backgrounds, cultures and traditions.
As we’re working from home, we recently made a habit in the team of sharing lunch photos every day to feel connected.
With this in mind, I'd love to know what you are having for lunch?
Of course, due to time differences and dietary preferences, you can share breakfasts, dinners or even snacks. Anything goes!
I'll do the honours in the comments below, as I'm about to have my lunch break. Let's keep this rolling and indulge one another with local delicacies or whatever it is you are craving, taking us on a tasty journey around the world.
Bon appétit!
Nick
We still have lunch at the office canteen but depending on which building we are located, we have different time lunch times so that seats are only about 50% filled. Also, screens have been set up and we are asked to not talk with people around you while eating..... which has led to many people now choosing to eat alone and listen to music or a pod cast. I still eat with a group of my colleagues, and we chat a bit walking to and from the canteen, but try to refrain from talking too much while eating when our masks are off 😀
@Helen427, have you ever tried 'Boerenkool'?
Literally translated it means farmers cabbage hodgepodge. It's a Dutch dish of mashed potatoes with kale and served with a side of delicious sausage and diced bacon on sprinkled on top. We usually eat this in the cold winter months 😃.
I made it yesterday, and it was delicious 🤤.
