Quick and easy lunch ideas or things I can make early and save t

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>>>> I am a teacher and so I don't have time to make an elaborate lunch

during the week and sometimes I'm even too tired to make one on the

weekends. Does anyone have any quick and easy lunch options for me? I've

been living on hummus sandwiches and though delicious they're getting

old. Also any snack ideas that you might have would be great. I've been

eating teddy grahms (not the honey version) and Apples. Thanks for the help!

Sarah <<<<

 

I'm a teacher, too, and I feel your pain.

 

I get tofurky and other vegan deli slices, and some kind of vegan sliced

cheeze (tofutti is really pretty decent.) Mustard, mayo, and bread, and

it's a halfway decent sandwich. I pack a dill pickle, a piece of fruit,

and those baby carrots you get in packages.

 

When I don't feel like a sandwich, I dice an apple, mix in some vanilla

soygurt, add sunflower seeds and dried cranberries. It takes only a few

minutes to throw together. Veggies of some sort (such as baby carrots)

and a roll make a good lunch.

 

Cheers,

 

Trish

[Guest guest]

Some crackers and a pot of nut butter; cold rice and pasta salads; bread, salad

and avacado; nuts and raisins; fruit; cold rice pudding; bean pate; cold nut

roast; Redwoods no-cook sausages or chicken-style pieces, pates, meat style

slices.

 

Jo

 

 

, bantrymoon <bantrymoon wrote:

>

> >>>> I am a teacher and so I don't have time to make an elaborate lunch

> during the week and sometimes I'm even too tired to make one on the

> weekends. Does anyone have any quick and easy lunch options for me? I've

> been living on hummus sandwiches and though delicious they're getting

> old. Also any snack ideas that you might have would be great. I've been

> eating teddy grahms (not the honey version) and Apples. Thanks for the help!

> Sarah <<<<

>

> I'm a teacher, too, and I feel your pain.

>

> I get tofurky and other vegan deli slices, and some kind of vegan sliced

> cheeze (tofutti is really pretty decent.) Mustard, mayo, and bread, and

> it's a halfway decent sandwich. I pack a dill pickle, a piece of fruit,

> and those baby carrots you get in packages.

>

> When I don't feel like a sandwich, I dice an apple, mix in some vanilla

> soygurt, add sunflower seeds and dried cranberries. It takes only a few

> minutes to throw together. Veggies of some sort (such as baby carrots)

> and a roll make a good lunch.

>

> Cheers,

>

> Trish

>