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The Healthy Lunch Box – 5 Ideas For A Week Of Healthy Lunches For You And The Kids

Wow, today Im pretty much not on top of my game. I think I might be becoming a little frustrated or some thing. This is the type of moments where it is all I can get done to drag myself away from the bed. Hopefully most people would be experiencing a more desirable experience today. On the other hand I do have to get the web site up-to-date so this is a story I observed regarding lunch boxes that ought to be of some kind of importance.

The Healthy Lunch Box – 5 Ideas For A Week Of Healthy Lunches For You And The Kids

School lunch boxes in the UK have come in for a bit of stick lately, with research showing that virtually none of the lunch boxes reviewed were deemed healthy and a massive 50% contained no fruit or veg.

Well, there are quick and easy ways to add fruit and veg to the lunch box.  The easiest way of course is to ensure there is a banana, apple or tangerine in the box everyday.  Also try and stick to the principle of adding some salad or grated veg (or fruit) to every sandwich.  Here are a few simple suggestions for lunches to keep you going for a week.

1. Sandwich of hummous and grated carrot, preferably made with wholemeal bread.  A handful of raisins (or one of the little packets you can buy) make a nice dessert, or could even be added to the sandwich.

2. A tortilla wrap.  Spread home-made or tinned refried beans on the wrap, put a handful of shredded iceberg lettuce and tinned sweetcorn down the middle of the wrap and fold.  On the side, cut a stick of celery in half, make a filling by mixing cream cheese with chopped chives and capers and spread the filling into the hollow in the celery.

3. Pitta bread filled with falafel (home-made or bought), topped with a little mayonnaise or hummous, shredded round lettuce and watercress.  Muesli bars make good sweet treats, but read the ingredients and seek out bars without added sugar.

4. Sandwich of cream cheese, grated apple and grapes.  Make a dessert by grilling a chopped banana spread with a little honey.  Mix in some raisins and pop in a tub.

5. Baguette with cheddar cheese and coleslaw.  A dessert of carrot cake or a banana muffin is a great way to sneak in an extra portion of fruit or veg!  Making a batch of your own ensures they’re healthy and can be stored in the freezer until needed.

 

Anne is a food and travel writer, author of Early Vegetarian Recipes and the website offmotorway.co.uk. She also runs Hollyfoods, a small food company selling locally at fairs around London.

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Q&A:


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Question by Neene612: I don’t understand the riddle: “Do you walk to school or carry your lunch box”?
Can someone explain it?
Is it one of those nonsense riddles that are supposed to be funny?
Thanks

Best answer:

Answer by Jolom Shronalh
umm… I think it means: Do you walk to school or do you carry your lunchbox I think it means wich one are you doing. Sorry just a guess out of the blue!

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