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For a while there, I got stuck in a lunch rut. Everyday I would bring a frozen TV dinner in my tote. After a couple months of this, I was so bored with lunch. But leftovers and PB&J were just as boring and going out to eat everyday was not great for my wallet. I researched ideas and have compiled a list of lists, if you will, of easy peasy lunches to make for work. 

 Here are 5 websites with quick, easy ideas to end your lunch doldrums.
1.) Easy Work Lunch Recipes

 With recipes like Sesame-Ginger Soba Noodle Salad and Chicken Kale Salad, here are 17 unique lunches that'll beat your hunger.

 2.) Awesome Easy Work Lunches

 27 various ideas for an easy lunch. Recipes include Three-Bean Pasta Salad, Chickpea Salad Sandwich, and Ham & Cheese Croissant.

 3.) Quick & Healthy Low-Cal Lunches

 Hawaiian Veggie Burger, Spicy Black Bean Burrito, and Caesar Salmon Wrap, OH MY! Delicious ideas with the caloric intake.

 4.) Cheap, Healthy Ideas

 At $3 or less per serving, these are a can't beat lunch for the price savvy worker.

 5.) Cheap & Healthy for Grown-ups

 This list totes 10 ideas that are price, health, and time efficient! 
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