To give DP lunch for a 6 year old?

[NoCapes]

DP text me about 10 minutes ago saying he'd forgot to make his lunch so could I throw something together and bring it to him
His office is only about 15 minutes drive so I said yes

However
DP usually makes himself a hot lunch to heat up in the office microwave, but there isn't time for that, and I don't really have a lot of 'lunch' stuff in except the things I buy specifically for DS(6)'s packed lunch
So he has -
A tuna mayo & cucumber sandwich (cut into triangles obviously)
A 'fun size' apple
A little car shaped pot of nuts & raisins
An individually wrapped stick of cheddar
A minion frube
A penguin
And - here's the kicker - it's all in an Octonauts lunch bag

He'll be the butt of office jokes forever won't he?

[SistersOfPercy]

DH's office has a canteen, AND it's all free AND the cook does extra nice stuff like Stroganoffs and Beef Stews. She cooks everything from scratch and bakes cakes.
he may have put a little weight on since he started

[hollinhurst84]

We have no canteen but we have a woman in a van that brings food. The salted caramel cookies are insanely good

[NoCapes]

CMOT free cream cakes? Are they hiring?

Update - DP took his lunch in the Octonauts bag again today! Apparently he liked having a handle

[MissElizaBennettsBookmark]

Well played OP!

[Baconyum]

samosas you say?

[CMOTDibbler]

When I was based at the factory, we just had vending machines, nothing you could walk to to get lunch. When they moved more people to that facility, it gained a 'bistro' which is pretty good. DH once worked somewhere which not only had a canteen, it had a tea trolley lady and on a Friday they had free cream cakes from the trolley.

His current office 'base' has a canteen and a samosa trolley once a month (for charity). No sandwich shops near it

[sockrage]

Was going to say the only place I have ever worked with a canteen is a supermarket which also had a public cafe and later a McDonalds

[Baconyum]

The talk of business parks and lack of canteens reminds me of working in a factory once we had a van come round they served fabulous home made soups, chillies and stews and...gypsy tart

[RubbleBubble00]

Baby bottles are handy for carry milk in for tea and coffee. You can always spot the parents

[madamginger]

My work has a canteen
It is also a supermarket so is full of food if you don't want canteen food.
And the tea and coffee is free

[CaptainCallisto]

Fatal

[wallybantersjunkbox]

On my first day in a new job I accidentally took my sons lunch.

My team were a bit amused at me sitting there with a peanut butter sandwich and carrot sticks, with a Petit Filous for pud.

DS ate the couscous salad though!

[dillydotty]

I worked for a firm with a canteen and nothing else around. All tea and coffee had to be bought there too. It worked out bloody expensive.

[FatalFemme]

I think it's a case for the Judoon

[Janeymoo50]

Work canteens became extinct in about 1989. I have a Minnie Mouse cooler/lunch box. It's the envy of the dept.

[CaptainCallisto]

It's a distinct possibility, Fatal. Do you think I could sue Asda (who sold it marked as TARDIS) for selling under false pretences?

[FatalFemme]

I think it's time to be honest with yourself Captain. It's just a bog standard police box isn't it? Hmm?

[Fluffyears]

I've never worked anywhere with s canteen. Do these exist in many places?

[CaptainCallisto]

Alas, no. I still love it though

[NoCapes]

Fatal

[FatalFemme]

It's not a TARDIS then is it?!

[CaptainCallisto]

My lunch goes to work in a cool bag TARDIS

Sadly it is not bigger on the inside...

[summerdreams]

Wish that was my lunch today .

[redskytonight]

My colleagues routinely bring in their lunch in "children's" lunch boxes
(eyes colleague to left with Disney Princesses, and colleague behind with Marvel super heroes).

Do I just have weird colleagues?

[DonkeysDontRideBicycles]

Now I am craving a tuna mayo sandwich.

This ^^.