menuloop
/ˈmɛnjuːˌluːp/verbVerified NewAlso in: Menüschleifen (Deutsch) · menúcleo (Español) · menoucle (Français)
To cook the same rotation of meals week after week, on rails, without a decision ever being made.
To menuloop is to dine by orbit: the household eats its five meals in the same order and calls it variety. The loop is never chosen, only noticed, usually by a guest. Breaking it requires energy nobody has, and the loop resumes on Monday with the pasta, as the prophecy foretold.
Etym. — menu + loop — the dinner circuit that closes on itself.
Rel. — hungerclock
Novelty check: APPROVE
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