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Meal planning help

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MatchsticksForMyEyes · 19/06/2016 19:30

Most of the meal plans I see seem to assume that you have access to a kitchen to eat a lunch.
Can someone suggest a meal plan for me that allows me 20mins to prepare and eat breakfast, snacks that don't require storage in a fridge, no-cook lunches and dinners with no shellfish please? I want to lose a stone.

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LadyChoppington · 21/06/2016 20:05

Hi. Here's what I do. Hope this helps...

For breakfast, I make home made muesli - a tablespoon of oats, a sprinkle of seeds, a sprinkle of mixed nuts, 2 spoons of natural yogurt and a drizzle of honey. It takes literally 2 minutes more to prepare than cereal, and it's a doddle when you've done it a couple of times.

I tend to follow that with a boiled egg. That takes 7 mins when I boil them, but the extra protein is well worth it because you'll be way less hungry.

For snacks, I eat a piece of fruit together with a ryvita - as that too, controls your sugar balance and makes you less hungry.

For lunch, I take a flask of home made chilli every day. I cook this in bulk on a Sunday, and freeze the portions, so all I have to do each morning is warm it up for the flask.

There are no real kitchen facilities where I work too, so I take a sandwich box with a lid on it and my own spoon. Then, when I've finished my chilli, I pop the spoon back in the box, and it's sealed from smells until I get home.

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