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To ask what your child eats in a day!

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emmapemma91 · 27/07/2024 08:22

Especially during the holidays?

Feel like I’m missing something as my kids are always hungry!

Also, thought it would be a good idea as I get sick of making the same things each day!

OP posts:
MissyB1 · 27/07/2024 08:38

I have a 15 year old ds, very physically active, he burns a lot of calories. Yesterday he ate
Breakfast - bowl of shredfies, bowl of mixed berries, a yogurt.
Lunch - subway meatball thing( he was out with a friend) and a Fanta.
Afternoon - magnum ice cream,an apple, a Satsuma.
Dinner - veggie pasta bake, tinned peaches & Greek yogurt.
Supper - home made blueberry muffin (he made them), glass of milk.

If he's hunting for snacks I tell him to gave crackers and cheese or toast and marmite.

Honourspren · 27/07/2024 09:17

Cereal (midweek) or pastry for breakfast.

Mid-morning piece of fruit.

Lunch can be anything - sandwiches, homemade sausage rolls, salads, soups, leftovers from the day before, once a week nuggets and vegetable sticks with dipping sauce, sometimes sushi. Seasonal fruit for pudding.

Dinner - again, anything goes. Yesterday it was aubergine moussaka, the day before chilli con carne, one day will be cesar salad, another meatballs and mash, tuna and pasta bake, pasta and breaded Polish sausages, homemade pizzas. Pudding, if it happens, is either fruit (sometimes with custard or cream), Angel delight or ice lolly.

To be honest, other than lunch, which can be more varied due to a lack of time/ food and space restrictions, it's pretty much the same as we'd have during term-time

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