Be A Smart Food ShopperTips For Bringing Healthy Food Into Home
Grocery ListThink ahead about healthy breakfast, snack and lunch items and keep these available for your family. Breakfast: Fresh fruit, Cheerios, Shredded Wheat, flake cereals, skim or 1 percent milk, yogurt, soy milk, FiBars, Quaker Baked Apple Instant Oatmeal, multi-grain or whole wheat bread (Pepperidge farms, Roman Meal, for example), almond or peanut butter, nuts such as walnuts and almonds in cereal or on yogurt. Snack or Lunch: Strawberries, kiwi, oranges, bananas, celery with peanut butter, baby carrots with hummus or lowfat dip, Skinny soy chips, small boxes of raisins, craisins, nuts (Trader Joe's has exceptional toasted almonds that have no added fat), walnuts, Spanish peanuts, Pamela's cookies, Starkist Tuna Lunch to Go, Del Monte or other cups of pineapple, tropical fruit, peaches, or applesauce; rice cakes with natural peanut butter or almond butter, 50 percent light Cabot cheddar with Devonshire melba rounds. Quick Dinners Rotissere Chicken, instant couscous, microwave or steamed green beans, watermelon, Oven warmed flour tortillas with lowfat refried beans, part skim mozzarella cheese, and salsa. Serve with a salad or microwaved corn, broccoli and red peppers, frozen stir-fry with chicken, beef or shrimp, quick cooking rice, frozen fruit pops, spinach steamed and sauteed with garlic, plus 1 can garbanzo beans and feta cheese, Pamela's ginger cookies, salmon or chicken on the Forman grill with oven blasted veggiesCopyright 2003 by TheBostonChannel.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. |









