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Healthy packed lunch ideas needed please

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Blossomhill · 09/04/2005 18:46

As part of our new healthy eating we have put both of the children on packed lunches. Now one of the main reasons we are doing this is to help dd who has communication difficulties/concentration problems.
Would appreciate any healthy, filling ideas for packed lunch.
We need to avoid bread as much as possible.
Thanks

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BubblesDeVere · 09/04/2005 18:48

I don't have any ideas, but i will be interested in reading what suggestions you get.

Yorkiegirl · 09/04/2005 18:50

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vict17 · 09/04/2005 18:51

Tuna salad

Blossomhill · 09/04/2005 19:01

Yes she does like pasta and tuna so that's a good idea.
Does anyone know if pitta breads have yeast in as we are really having to limit her yeast intake.

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Aimsmum · 09/04/2005 19:09

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Mud · 09/04/2005 19:11

bagels have low yeast I believe

foxinsocks · 09/04/2005 19:16

chicken drumsticks
sausage rolls/cocktail sausages
baby new potato salad (easy to make big batch at the beginning of the week)
raw veggies (peppers, carrots and cucumbers are faves)
avocado in pittas (v filling)

Blossomhill · 09/04/2005 19:27

Thanks Mudand Aimsmum

Foxinsocks - great. I love the idea of making the potato salad!

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WideWebWitch · 09/04/2005 19:29

Fruit - grapes, apples, satsumas, strawberries, pineapple pieces,
cucumber
will she eat egg mayonnaise? (it smells though so maybe not)
Oat bars you've made yourself so you know what's in them
baby tomatoes

FIMAC1 · 10/04/2005 14:27

Blossomhill

Agree about packing healthy lunches - we do the same - my dd cannot have bread due to a yeast allery so we do wraps everyday -pittas do have yeast in them - turkey and salad is her favourite. She loves the Tomato wraps that Tescos do.

She also has attention probs and has been on fatty acid supplements now for 5 years - the best ones we have found are MoreEpa minis, which have double the epas than EyeQ. I found them on the internet, just search on MoreEpa

Beetroot · 10/04/2005 14:27

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MissChief · 10/04/2005 15:21

smoothies - could even make yr own, v cheap then.

Blossomhill · 10/04/2005 22:00

Thanks everyone for all of your help.

Well I have bought and made some popcorn from kernals today. So will give her a little bag of those. With a little sandwich (organic brown bread) and ham, strawberries and grapes, organic yoghurt, little cubes of cheese, pinapple juice.

I have decided that as we only have to cut down her yeat a very small sandwich every few days isn't going to hurt. It's the fact she isn't having marmite that is the real bonus!

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dizzydo · 11/04/2005 09:33

Cold chopped chicken, chopped avocado and cherry tomatoes mixed with Pizza Express salad dressing (or just olive oil for really healthy).

Blossomhill · 13/04/2005 21:04

Oh thanks again everyone. Anymore ideas are very welcome.

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