What I packed for lunch before a 20 hour shift

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The video resonates with viewers by showing a practical solution to a common problem (high food costs) and demonstrating a relatable effort to maintain health and energy during a demanding work schedule. The clear breakdown of macros adds value for fitness-conscious viewers.

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A young person prepares a high-protein lunch for a long 20-hour shift, cooking eggs and chicken bites in a Ninja Foodi and packing snacks like protein bars and a banana. The video highlights the cost-effectiveness of packing lunch due to high food prices.

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1Cooking eggs
2Cooking chicken bites in air fryer
3Packing snacks and protein bars
4Showing total macros
5Giving a thumbs up

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What I packed for lunch before a 20 hour shift

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What I packed for lunch before a 20 hour shift This is what I packed for lunch before a 20 hour shift as an 18-year-old prioritizing health and fitness. First thing I cooked up was nine eggs. They're quick, they're easy, they're high in protein, can't go wrong. Honestly didn't have the energy to cook chicken bites or ground beef today, so I threw in some chicken bites in the air fryer for today. If you are curious, I do pack lunch almost every single day just because the price of food is absolutely ridiculous. And here I threw in some snacks, banana, rice crispy square and a couple protein bars. I find it so hard to get the protein shakes down, so I always have to have these protein bars with me. Yeah, that's basically my lunch. I forgot the water. And here the total macros from my lunch, so. Cals: 1430 Protein: 101g Carbs: 104g Fats: 78g Thumbs up. Yeah, that's good one.