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Pack a Healthy Lunchbox


Nutritious lunch ideas for kids Back to school means back to the cafeteria at lunchtime! To ensure your child eats a well-balanced meal, Health Advocate’s Wellness Coaches recommend that you pack foods from at least three groups—whole grains, lean proteins, and fruits and vegetables.

Try packing one of these Coach-approved lunchtime suggestions!


  • Spinach wrap or tortilla with shredded low-fat cheddar cheese, chopped grilled chicken with a side of cut up carrots, celery and cucumbers

  • Egg salad on whole-wheat bread with tomato and lettuce and a side of fruit salad or applesauce.

  • A ½ cup of low-fat cottage cheese mixed with strawberries, blueberries and pineapple with wholegrain crackers and hummus

  • A whole-wheat pita pocket stuffed with feta cheese, grilled chicken, cherry tomatoes, olives and lettuce with a side of yogurt

https://www.hhhealthassociates.com/cmss_files/attachmentlibrary/September-Focus-on-Health-and-Wellness.pdf

 

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Packing a healthy lunchbox is such a great way to stay on track with nutrition! I’ve also tried making chorizo for a quick lunch, and it’s not only delicious but easy to prepare. It fits perfectly with the healthy eating tips shared here and keeps me energized throughout the day!

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