- Part-skim mozzerella stick or 1 oz low-fat cheddar with a medium apple
- Cubed Swiss cheese with berries or small handful dried fruit
- Apple or pear slices with nut butter
- Cottage cheese mixed with equal part lightly sweetened yogurt and cinnamon
- Cottage cheese with berries, apples, peaches, etc, sliced almonds and cinnamon, nutmeg or cardamom
- Rice/almond/soy/low fat cow milk and high fiber cereal or oatmeal with sliced almonds
- Plain yogurt sweetened with agave nectar, xylitol, or 1 t natural pudding mix: add granola, almonds, berries, peaches, dried fruit, wheat germ, or any high fiber cereal
- Smoothies: combine rice/almond/soy/low fat cow milk with protein powder and fresh or frozen fruit or canned pumpkin ~ can also include raw oats, wheat germ, small amount nut butter or cocoa powder
- See Breakfast category for more on smoothies!
- Snack Bars: look for all natural ingredients, low sugar, high fiber and high protein content. We don’t love soy protein isolates. We prefer simple fruit and nut bars like Larabar or Oskri.
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- Real Moms Support (1)
- 5:00 SOS (3)
- RFM Guide to Weekend Prep (8)
- Simple Basics: Cook Once, Eat Thrice (1)
- One Pot/Slow Cooker Meals (2)
- Father's Day Recipes (1)
- Dinner Salads (1)
- Red Meat (1)
- Poultry (2)
- Fish & Shellfish (3)
- Vegetarian/Vegan (5)
- Lunchbox Ideas (3)
- Breakfast (8)
- Easy and Fun Mother’s Day Recipes (1)
- Healthy Sweet Treats (6)
- Best Snacks (8)
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