Help me pack my lunch please.

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WasNotWas · March 2014

I'm a big time snacker so my lunches usually look more like a lunch able.

You could just do:
Slices of pepperoni or other meat
Cheese stick
Crackers or pretzels w/hummus
Nuts
Hard boiled egg
Cold pasta salad
Cooked shrimp
Soup

And dessert. Don't forget dessert for lunch

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ASmallWonder · March 2014

This always intrigues me when people say they don't eat veggies because no two taste the same. It would be like saying you don't like...liquid or something lol

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ASmallWonder · March 2014

So the crunch of the carrots is ok? I'm sure you've tried but what about any other raw veggies like peppers or cauliflower or broccoli? (the broccoli "fuzzies" at the top but not be ok but the rest are pretty carrot-like

What about roasted veggies? Gives them a totally different texture.

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megandchase · March 2014

Chicken salad, soup, you can buy the cooked sliced chicken that you microwave and make fajitas or through it on a salad. Or just make a bunch a bunch if chicken Sunday to do different things with throughout the week.

ASmallWonder · March 2014

That sucks :-/ Ok well then I ditto soup and wrap sandwiches, eggs, tuna or chicken salad, loaded potatoes and one thing I love is the Morningstar spicy black bean burger topped with a slice of cheddar and salsa. They microwave in about a minute

phishgirl29 · March 2014

I usually pack a sandwich, yogurt (plain/vanilla), cookie, and a lemon lime seltzer. If we have some, I'll pack celery sticks with a little peanut butter to dip them in, but that's rare.

Signed,
A fellow 12 year told

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HelgaFunk · March 2014

PB&J

tttwalters · March 2014

I hope you take supplements! Have you ever thought of talking to a nutritionist about your food issues? The not liking veggi/texture thing is something they may be able to help you sort through and find more creative ways to get them into your diet.

numbersgirl08 · March 2014

I used to be a LOT like you and didn't eat any veggies at all AND I'm allergic to most fruit. I still don't like most veggies but have found a few I don't mind so I try to stick to them. Do you like salads? That's the way I get veggies in the most and they are pretty easy to bring to work. I like to make sure some spinach leaves are in my salad since they are super healthy. I'll throw the salad base (spinach leaves, lettuce, etc) in a large zip lock bag, and then throw the toppings in separate bags, and put some dressing in another bag and toss it all at work. I like to put some cooked chicken in there, and I like peppers so I'll chop some up sometimes, and croutons, and sunflower seeds.

For a long time I at sunbutter and jelly sandwiches every day - there's nothing like a good old fashioned pb&j (as long as you aren't allergic to peanuts, then you use sunbutter

) and it's pretty healthy too - don't use a TON of peanut butter and try to get some organic jelly and wheat bread.

I always bring sides as well - string cheese, yogurt, grapes, etc.

My suggestion for the veggies is to find one or two you like and try to work that into a lot of your meals in different ways. For me it's spinach leaves, peppers, some beans, corn.

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