The Brain is a Noodle
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The Brain is a Noodle

Lucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她)

Jun 8, 2020

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A meal prep routine that’s working for me

You have arrived at a sneak-peek into my weekly meal plan.

Breakfast

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Overnight Oats & Coffee

  • Overnight Oats: oatmeal, chocolate Nesquik and water (+milk as an upgrade); +fruit as an upgrade
  • Coffee: pour-over coffee (+honey for sweetness; +milk as a treat)

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