Save time by making a double batch of this filling salad for dinner. Set a portion aside to take for lunch the next day. Get the recipe.
Three grain salad with goat cheese
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Artichoke and spinach rotini salad with tuna
Tuna is a fresh, light way to add protein to traditional pasta salad. Get the recipe.
Lunchbox granola bar
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Think: chicken satays, beef skewers, or sausage kebabs, packed on lunchbox-sized sticks for kids. Because everything is more fun on a stick. (For young kids, use flat, blunt-edged bamboo sticks, not the stabby toothpick-like kind.)
Think: chicken satays, beef skewers, or sausage kebabs, packed on lunchbox-sized sticks for kids. Because everything is more fun on a stick. (For young kids, use flat, blunt-edged bamboo sticks, not the stabby toothpick-like kind.)
Choose from pasta or rice salads, homemade protein pots, hearty soups or filling wraps and sandwiches. Pack your lunchbox full of nutritious ingredients and look forward to a midday meal that not only tastes great, but is good for you too.
Hummus with baby carrots or celery can be a filling but quiet snack. You could also do boiled eggs, tuna salad, protein shakes, chicken salad, and sausage stir fry with broccoli slaw. Cut fruit would be good or fruit smoothies.
Toast is not a sandwich, but if it has a filling, and is folded in half, it becomes one. Beans on toast is not a sandwich, but a tortilla wrap gets the nod. The key, she says, is that you have to be able to hold it – and walk around.
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