OT: cook at home food boxes

I once did 6 weeks of 7 days a week of 10 to 12 hour shifts to get a job out of the door. In retrospect it was completely counter productive. The most productive work was done in the first few hours in the morning after a sleep and most mistakes (including some expensive ones) were made in the early evening.

I also had workmates that after long hours had accidents. One didn't realise the car park gate was closed and locked after 8pm and at around

I'm not sure that is true, if you are comparing quality like for like and, even if it is, you can't make toad in the hole without sausages.

It matters to those who take a pride in doing things properly.

AKA butterflying them.

Now expect the likes of a true blue Tory saying you're a wimp. He can sit in his office for 10 hours (once in a blue moon) perfectly happily.

hole in the hole?

I never gave a toss about that for cooking.

not with my level of dexterity

But it doesn't restrict the number of hours a person can spend commuting. For 30 years I left the house at 6:40AM, walked to the station (17 mins), caught the train to London, sometimes had to travel by tube or London Overground (as it became known), and at night the reverse journey and got back in the house at

Toad in the hole with meat-free sausages :-)