What’s your family rule for leftovers for lunch? Would you send a leftover Costco chicken bake?

[Anonymous]

We turn leftovers into salads.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I send leftovers if I think they’ll be yummy enough cold. I don’t know what a chicken bake is but I definitely don’t think the Costco part is an issue.

Not YUMMY?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We turn leftovers into salads.

How is that even possible?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kids take their lunch and today one of them had a chicken bake with half leftover from Costco. I don’t normally send leftover fast food but, do you ever send leftover foods for lunch the next day that will not be rewarmed?

That is so trashy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We turn leftovers into salads.

How is that even possible?

New poster. You could put leftover chicken over a salad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My kids take their lunch and today one of them had a chicken bake with half leftover from Costco. I don’t normally send leftover fast food but, do you ever send leftover foods for lunch the next day that will not be rewarmed?

Is a chicken bake, like, a chicken casserole? (?)

[Anonymous]

If we order pizza we purposely get more to pack in lunch that week. Ive never really sent other types of leftovers but my kids are picky.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kids take their lunch and today one of them had a chicken bake with half leftover from Costco. I don’t normally send leftover fast food but, do you ever send leftover foods for lunch the next day that will not be rewarmed?

Is a chicken bake, like, a chicken casserole? (?)

They’re like Hot Pockets.

[Anonymous]

My kids don’t like cold things if they’re supposed to be eaten warm, so I don’t send leftovers. Otherwise I wouldn’t mind if they would eat it.

[Anonymous]

I think this is fine. We send leftover pizza. Also, Costco isn’t fast food.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kids take their lunch and today one of them had a chicken bake with half leftover from Costco. I don’t normally send leftover fast food but, do you ever send leftover foods for lunch the next day that will not be rewarmed?

Is a chicken bake, like, a chicken casserole? (?)

They’re like Hot Pockets.

Ohhhhhh. Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think this is fine. We send leftover pizza. Also, Costco isn’t fast food.

When you buy a hot dog or slice of pizza or a chicken bake (for the uninformed it's like a fancy hot pocket) at the Costco food counter, how is that not fast food?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My kids take their lunch and today one of them had a chicken bake with half leftover from Costco. I don’t normally send leftover fast food but, do you ever send leftover foods for lunch the next day that will not be rewarmed?

Is a chicken bake, like, a chicken casserole? (?)

They’re like Hot Pockets.

Okay I changed my mind. You can’t send a leftover hot pocket in a lunch box. I can’t believe anyone has ever saved half a hot pocket or that it’s even possible.

[Anonymous]

I wouldn't worry about rewarming, but I'd worry about chicken sitting around unrefrigerated at room temperature for hours before being eaten. I know someone who ended up in the hospital with massive food poisoning by being an idiot and eating a room temperature TV dinner that they left in a filing cabinet at work.

[Anonymous]

I don't think a Costco chicken bake would taste good cold, and I considered those a treat growing up.