Lunch Ideas Wheel

Lunch in ten minutes or less? Spin for a quick idea to make at home, pack for school or take to work.

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      Ways to use this list

      • Plan the work week on Sunday: spin five lunches with Remove the winner on, shop for exactly those, and weekday noon takes care of itself.
      • School lunchboxes: your child taps Packed lunch and spins the night before, then helps pack whatever comes up.
      • Working from home: spin at half past twelve instead of standing in front of the open fridge for five minutes.
      • Office lunch club: put a mix of nearby cafรฉs and bring-from-home ideas on one wheel, then spin together on Friday.
      • Clear the leftovers: add a slice called Whatever is in the fridge *2 and the wheel lands on it twice as often.

      Press Spin the wheel, tap the game or press the Space bar. Change the list in the box as you like: add your own, delete what doesn't suit you, or write *2 after an entry to give it double the chance. The game buttons switch the same list to a duck race, hat, claw machine and more.

      The full list (36 entries)

      • Chicken wrap
      • Tomato soup and toast
      • Jacket potato with beans
      • Pasta salad
      • Egg fried rice
      • Cheese quesadilla
      • Hummus and veggie plate
      • Noodle soup
      • Greek salad with pitta
      • Cheese toastie
      • BLT
      • Falafel wrap
      • Leftover curry and rice
      • Bento box
      • Poke bowl
      • Bean and cheese burrito
      • Chicken Caesar salad
      • Pitta pizza
      • Omelette and salad
      • Tuna pasta
      • Dal and rice
      • Rice paper rolls
      • Ploughman's lunch
      • Crackers, cheese and fruit
      • Couscous salad
      • Pesto pasta
      • Chickpea salad
      • Sushi rolls
      • Minestrone soup
      • Pinwheel wraps
      • Loaded nachos
      • Paneer tikka wrap
      • Vegetable frittata
      • Rice and beans
      • Halloumi salad
      • Chicken noodle salad

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      Questions people ask

      What are good lunch ideas that need no microwave?

      Tap Packed lunch: pasta salad, wraps, rice paper rolls, couscous salad, a bento box and a ploughman's all taste good cold. Pack them with an ice pack if they sit in a bag all morning.

      What is a ploughman's lunch?

      A cold plate from British pubs: crusty bread, a wedge of cheese (often cheddar), pickle or chutney, an apple, salad and sometimes ham or a pickled onion. It packs neatly into a lunchbox too.

      What can I make for lunch with almost nothing in the house?

      Eggs, bread and cheese go a long way: a cheese toastie, an omelette, or egg fried rice from yesterday's rice. A jacket potato with a tin of beans needs only an oven or a microwave.

      How is this different from the dinner wheel?

      These lunches are smaller and quicker, and many travel in a lunchbox. For a proper evening meal spin the dinner ideas wheel, and for fillings beyond ham and cheese try the sandwich ideas wheel.

      What goes in a bento box?

      A Japanese packed meal in a box with small compartments: usually rice, a protein such as grilled fish, chicken or a rolled omelette called tamagoyaki, pickles and a few bright vegetables. The dividers keep wet and dry foods apart, so nothing turns soggy by noon.