We called it HAGGIS because THAT's wot tru Scots eat, as you shood well know!

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Seriously, my Mother made lunches for mysister and I and we carried them in lunch boxes, for the first several years.

Packed lunch. I took my sandwiches to work today in a brown paper bag. 100% better quality than anything I can buy within walking distance, at a fraction of the price.

My Gran, who was Scottish, called it a piece. I call food scran but a packed lunch is always bait.

I've often believed it's not how much you earn, but how much you spend.... And eating out each day adds up

Lunch in a brown paper bag designed specifically for lunches. I was instructed to bring the bag home so we could use it all week.

Lunch.

The consumerism is terrible. Why can't they make their lunch? Why do they get coffee from shops? They can't have flask?

Just called it "lunch", and less likely Tupperware than simple aluminum foil.

Where I grew up, it was a "packed lunch".

This is so northern 😬

Packed lunch

If it was to school or work it was either lunch or a packed lunch. If it was the weekend and the family was involved then it was a picnic.

Brown baggin it.

Usually as nasty as it sounds.