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Greek Yogurt Cream Cheese Over Toast with Fig Slices and Blueberries
Have you tried Greek Yogurt Cream Cheese? Compared to regular cream cheese, it's lighter and lower in calories, but is still creamy, spreadable and delectable. For this breakfast open sandwich, the Greek Yogurt Cream Cheese is the perfect choice, especially with figs and berries on top.
It's smooth, creamy, gluten-free, vegan-friendly, preservatives-free and made with USA-grown peanuts. Oh, and, it's addictive too.
Find it at Teddy All Natural Peanut Butter.
Turkey Mozzarella and Alfalfa Sprouts Sandwich
Savory turkey slices, soft mozzarella and crunchy alfalfa sprouts create quite a healthy and tasty combo. Get recipe at Clean Eating Sandwich.
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All Natural Blueberry Preservatives Over Nonfat Plain Greek Yogurt
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Healthy Chicken and Black Rice Noodle Stir Fry
Black rice noodle is a good idea for weight loss and clean eating diet because it's dense in vitamins, iron and fiber. It's also easy to cook and pairs well with protein and vegetables.
Today's low calorie dinner is a scrumptious plate of stir fry black rice noodle with chicken and spinach. With less than 500 calories per serving and a whopping 32 grams of protein, this easy healthy stir fry is a must-try!
Hope you enjoy today's healthy low-calorie selections!
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Meal Plan to Lose Weight Day 32
Quick Healthy Breakfast
Organic 8-Grain Cereal with Real Maple Syrup, Walnuts and Raisins
Craving something wholesome for breakfast? Try this hot bowl of goodness with organic 8-grain, real maple syrup, walnuts and raisins. It has sweetness, crunchiness and healthiness. Pretty much, the best quick healthy breakfast for any day of the week.
Mixing flavors is a wonderful way to keep healthy snacking fun--and this bowl of grapes and blue cheese turns sweet grape and sharp blue cheese into a delicious mouthful.
Healthy lunch shouldn't be complicated. An egg and tuna salad on whole wheat bread is a great way to obtain protein and wholesome grain with good taste.
If you crave ice-cream but dislike the fat and calories, a cup of frozen Greek yogurt is just what you're looking for. It's sweet and creamy but has less calories and fat. Plus, Greek yogurt is full of protein and calcium.
Calories: 140
Fat: 2.5
Protein: 6 g
Carbs: 25 g
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Broiled Chicken Breast with Italian Seasoning Over Mixed Spring Greens in Balsamic Vinegar and Olive Oil Dressing, Sprinkled with Grated Parmesan
This salad is a mouthful to say and a mouthful of flavor too. It's got supple chicken, hearty greens and tangy balsamic dressing. It's perfect for dinner.
Calories: 416
Fat: 26.4 g
Protein: 34.8 g
Carbs: 9.5
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Summary of Nutritional Information for Today's Weight Loss Meal Plan
Calories: 1163
Fat: 60.9 g
Protein: 96.8 g
Carbs: 57.5 g
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Every time we drive from Nebraska to California, we stop in Denver the first night to stay with friends and we stop in Vegas the next night to stay with friends. It cuts our travel costs and we get to see people we love!
It was in Vegas one year that our youngest left behind his backpack full of clothes and toiletries. We were all the way to Bakersfield before my friend discovered it and texted, “Uh-oh! I just found Malachi’s backpack in the boys’ room.” Guess who had to wear his cousin’s clothes all week? Eh, it could have been worse.
And not to throw my friend Robin under the bus, but I just saw on Facebook that she recently went on a trip and assumed her husband had thrown her bag into the trunk of their car. She made it all the way to their destination before she realized that one should never, ever assume.
Bagless, Robin headed to Walmart to get everything she needed for (wait for it) her mom’s wedding. #nobigdeal
Want a Master Travel Packing List?
I’ll venture to say that this Master Travel Packing List we’ve put together for you won’t be of any help if you don’t follow through with actually putting the bag into the car with you. But at least this can help ensure that you don’t forget to pack your toothbrush.
Every time we go on a trip, I always say to myself, “Well if we’ve forgotten anything, at least there’s a Wal-Mart.” But that doesn’t work very well for items like prescriptions and eyeglasses. And also, who wants to run to Wal-Mart to buy what we already own?
So to remedy that for you today, we’ve created a Master Travel Packing List.
Obviously, some of the items you can scratch right off the list and some of the items you’ll need to fill in that are specific to your family and situation. But seeing as all year ’round many of us hit the road, we thought this would be a helpful resource to hand out.
Kudos to my friend Kim for helping put this together for all of us!
It looks like this, it’s as simple as can be, and it’s free for the taking…
Get your Master Travel Packing List
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For everyone who is home with a family to feed during lunchtime every day, this List of Simple Lunch Ideas is for you! These lunches are all made with simple, real foods. (Coming soon: A list of great simple, real food lunches to pack and take to work and school.)
As a brand new school year approaches and I am praying away the scheduling craze that is trying to creep in along with the turning of the calendar pages, I’ve decided to put together Master Lists of food and recipes and ideas to make lunches, breakfasts, snacks, and lunchbox options as simple as possible each day. Today’s list:
But Laura! You home school and work from home so you’re home all day. Why is it difficult to get food on the table?
{And Laura falls on the floor laughing and crying and kicking the chairs in her path while throwing couch pillows.}
Dear friends. Homeschooling only means that our books and software live in the house and our school is operated out of the home instead of a classroom. We are on the run a significant amount of time between music lessons, college classes, field trips, service opportunities, athletic events, church activities, library runs, and the like.
For our family, homeschooling and working from home has offered us the coolest, most wonderful, and fabulously flexible opportunity and we are extremely grateful for the relationships we have with our kids and with the community because of it. But it also lends itself to extremely full days with little down time. So in the name of sanity…
The short answer is that it would cost my family too much money. The other short answer is that we prefer more variety of nutrients and less carb-heavy meals.
No matter what though, I recommend that we always, always…
We’ll begin with fruits and veggies because instead of thinking of them second, let’s start thinking of them first!
Fruits and veggies that can be pulled from the fridge and served immediately with little to no prep (beyond washing):
Baby carrots (I like the petite carrots – they are sweeter and easier to eat!)
Grape tomatoes
Mini sweet peppers
Sugar snap peas
Strawberries
Blueberries
Blackberries
Raspberries
Unsweetened Applesauce
Bananas
Grapes
Oranges
Clementines
Fresh Spinach or Mixed Greens
Fruits and veggies that take a few minutes of prep but are still super simple:
Sliced apples
Sliced peaches or nectarines
Steamed peas (frozen peas cook very quickly!)
Sliced cucumbers
Sliced sweet peppers
Raw broccoli “trees”
Cut cantaloupe
Watermelon wedges
Sliced pears
Pineapple chunks
Steamed green beans (frozen green beans take just a few minutes, but can cook themselves while you get the remainder of lunch ready)
If you have Homemade Ranch Dip or Hummus on hand, these can be thrown onto the table quickly to help get the veggies down!
Simple Lunches that can be made ahead of time and warmed up quickly:
Black Bean Salsa (No need to warm this up! Just take a few minutes to put this together, refrigerate, then pull it out and serve!)
Cheesy Salsa Enchiladas (These only take about 15 minutes to put together from start to finish. Make them ahead and bake as needed.)
Simple Lunches that can be thrown together with little prep time:
Homemade Pizza (I’ve been buying ready-made whole wheat pizza crusts from Azure Standard and they are awesome! I can make Homemade Pizza Crusts to keep in the freezer, but I don’t have time right now, so purchased crusts for the win!)
Quesadillas
Simple Crock Pot Pizza Casserole (take 5 minutes to put this together in your crock pot during breakfast; then serve it at lunchtime!)
Turkey and Cheese Melts (use leftover bread or buns, top them with lunch meat and cheese, then melt them under a broiler for 2-3 minutes)
Simple Lunches that are flexible and can be eaten in more than one way:
Chili (served on baked potatoes, hot dogs, or in a bowl by itself!)
Would you like to make this Master List of Simple Lunches even simpler?
Sign up here to receive the entire Master List of Simple Lunches in a free downloadable document! Then you can keep it handy on your computer or print it and put it on your fridge as a super handy reference!
Watch for more Master Lists coming this month, filled with real food and simple snacks, breakfasts, and lunch box ideas!
What would you add to the list? What are your favorite simple lunches to feed your family?
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