Bringing a healthy lunch to school? ?

Question

I'm not a sandwich or salad person, so that eliminates alot of things. Plus there's no microwave I could use either. I also don't like any condiments (mayo, kethcup, mustard, dressings, etc, the like)

So what's the best health bars I can take, the lowest cal/best tasting snacks, and maybe a better suggestion instead of a sandwich? I'm a xc runner, so I need something to help me later on too. Help me out? Maybe tell me what you eat for lunch? Thanks!

Answer 1

for really healthy recipes, u could try this link :http://www.abc.net.au/health/healthylivi...

(it worked quite well for me)

Answer 2

I eat alot of raw nuts like almonds, cashew nuts, and yoghurt, a few slices of shaved ham cause im not a sandwich person either - it sux how schools dont provide better cooked meals or microwaves to heat food brought from home for their students.

Answer 3

hm sorry im not too sure. wat do u bring usually? bring like a cold pasta salad...carbs good for us runners :]

Answer 4

yer sure, muslie bars are good and healthy with loads of vitamins and nutrition. also how about a muffin bar of some sort like apple or blueberry?. and a fruit scewer with bannana and strawberrys and all that on a scewer yummy and healthy.

Answer 5

you could try flat/or lavish bread as an alternative.how about home baked goodies, so you know whats in it. ie blueberry muffin's

Answer 6

Its hard when you have so many items that you dislike, but here are some of the things that I bring to keep me going (I'm a fifth grade teacher).

Packets of tuna that I just eat with a fork; string cheese or other chunks of cheese; apples and peanut butter; handfuls of almonds or cashews, sometimes mixed with dried fruit; yogurt; chicken legs or thighs cooked the night before (easy to eat on the bone at room temp); veggies to dip in hummus or a healthy dip made with low fat sour cream; peanut butter on rice cakes or graham crackers

Answer 7

Fruit and like a muesli bar.. maybe snackajacks lmaox