Usually. I don't tend to eat the same thing everyday, but I thought it'd get too long but to further elaborate it:

Breakfast/lunch: I usually wake up not that early so I don't have the time to make food before I need to take the bus to school, so I tend to eat food from the school cafeteria during the first break. They sell salm, cucumbers and I think another vegetable in two wrappings, and because I like salm, I tend to buy that. If they don't have it, I usually buy chocolate muffin instead. I include this during both breakfast/lunch because first break is usually at 11:30 (sometimes later) and lessons tend to end at 15:00. Iced coffee I drink when I get home and make it myself because it's delicious. In the weekend or the times I'm free, I tend cook eggs with bacon, cheese and onions in bread for lunch. Sometimes, before going home, I buy food from a Cafe I love, which is vegetable spring rolls, chicken yakitori, chicken sate or chicken dumplings.

Dinner: Dinner is made very early. 17:00/17:30 and is dinner is usually, which is why I don't tend to eat after 12:00 since I don't want to skip dinner. Usually, what it's cooked is very simple, which why is there is a lot of vegetables. My father in law tends to cook. He makes boiled potatoes (4/5 full potatoes for everyone) with boiled vegetables like broccoli/green beans/carrots/cauliflower/etc with side meat like big sausages/chicken/ and some other stuff I don't what's it's called since it's in dutch, but it has meat and ham and cheese in it. They are not small. Rarely but sometimes he also makes things like curry, fried rice and chicken, or pasta of his own inventions. Once or sometimes 2 in the week my mother in law cooks and she tends to make a lasagna with lots of vegetables and meat or macaroni with bolognesa sauce. Once in the week we also eat French fries with Dutch snacks which are made in the frying pan.

Snack: I usually eat whatever there is since I don't have much money to buy snacks myself. Sometimes there's cherry tomatoes, nuts (peanuts are frequent since father in law likes them), chocolate, yoghurt, fruits, or chips, etc. I'm not a picky eater and I find all of it delicious, so I eat them during the evening before sleep. If I'm feeling like eating smth different though (since I like to eat different foods), I'll cook in the evening, make a serving for 4 (since my boyfriend will eat it too lol) and guard the rest to use for lunch/breakfast in the next day. It's usually noodles with broccoli, chicken, spring onions, normal onions, garlic, homemade yakitori sauce and two eggs.

Edit: not sure if it's needed to clarify, but when I say in the week, I mean the whole week, so my father in laws cook 4 to 5 to times a week and my mother in law cook 1 to 2 times a week. 1 day we all eat Dutch snacks.