For people who work long days and get few breaks, what do you do to keep you food intake high. Any suggestions on healthy yet fairly inexpensive things i can buy or make that can be eating quickly (besides bars).
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Thread: Meal Advice
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08-02-2003, 10:44 AM #1Registered User
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Meal Advice
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08-02-2003, 11:35 AM #2American As Apple Pie
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Re: Meal Advice
You can make food in advance and then store in a container for consumption later on. But, make sure they are properly sealed and food is still fresh when you go to eat.Originally posted by BeaGleDU
For people who work long days and get few breaks, what do you do to keep you food intake high. Any suggestions on healthy yet fairly inexpensive things i can buy or make that can be eating quickly (besides bars).
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Re: Meal Advice
Packing a nutritious lunch or dinner that can be microwaved, along with a small snack like nuts or a no-sugar added, low-fat yogurt helps me keep on track.Originally posted by BeaGleDU
For people who work long days and get few breaks, what do you do to keep you food intake high. Any suggestions on healthy yet fairly inexpensive things i can buy or make that can be eating quickly (besides bars).
Tupperware is a great invention
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Re: Re: Meal Advice
Bump on this. I am the 'tupperware girl'!Originally posted by derekmac
Packing a nutritious lunch or dinner that can be microwaved, along with a small snack like nuts or a no-sugar added, low-fat yogurt helps me keep on track.
Tupperware is a great invention
I love the stuff and have a whole cupboard full that I keep for filling up with food to take with me - All different sizes so I can use them for different things.
I fill them with cottage cheese, chopped vegetables, slices of fruit, nuts, dry roasted chick-peas and soy-beans, yoghurt, tuna, hard-boiled eggs, slices of dense grain breads and a mixture of spreads like hommus and nut pastes. I then pile them all into a bag and take it with me along with three 1.2 Litre bottles of water!
I also have 'emergency food' stocks with me at all times. These are just incase I get caught out unexpectedly and I can't get home. So, in both my bag (that I take with me everywhere) and in the glove box of my car I keep a protein bar. I also keep a container of dry roasted chick-peas and a cannister water in the car as well.....
... you can never be too prepared!
Re: Meal Advice
I love the stuff and have a whole cupboard full that I keep for filling up with food to take with me - All different sizes so I can use them for different things. 
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