Retail Employee Advice
Advice for retail employees, by retail employees.
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What sort of snacks do you bring to your shifts? What do you find gives you the most bang for your buck (i.e., the most energy (and ideally least calories, or at least healthy) but also easy to grab/prepare)?
I like to make celery or apple slices with peanut butter the night before and grab that before I leave.
So how about you?
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fwl reblogged this from retailemployeeadvice and added:
Nope! Although I do get a little uppity if I’m not able to get it for whatever reason lol
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retailemployeeadvice reblogged this from fwl and added:
Ha, you’re crazy! Don’t you get the shakes? Ah well, whatever works! —Danni
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the-motherfuckingfox answered:
WHEAT. THINS. For serious. also bring those peanut butter cups to dip them in.
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lajanelleint answered:
I’m a sucker for a container of grapes!
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ohsugarfoot answered:
Skittles (I can tuck thme under my tongue then, and helps combat dry mouth) and a can of Pepsi.
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racheleatslegs answered:
I always have things like string cheese and apple sauce and granola bars at home so I can grab them. They’re quick and easy to eat.
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dani-gee answered:
Banana, boiled eggs.
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thespiralgenerator answered:
I like eating almonds, or I’ll grab a banana or two from the produce section for cheap.
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misandristscum answered:
Glucerna bars (I’m hypoglycemic), craisins, dried cherries, a cup of Pom seeds, baybel cheese wedges
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thispleasestormod answered:
I am a big fan of french bread + spinach dip (or other ones)
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pixiequrl answered:
i always bring yogurt granola bars to work to eat on my shift if i start to feel my blood sugar dropping!
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freehugchick answered:
Rice krispies.
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