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healthy TO GO cookbook or website suggestion?


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Posted by: pood

school is about to start next week and I'm staying home this week

it requires me to eat at school, and I'm in no mood to eat stuff from the cafeteria


does anyone know of a good book for to go recipes? preferabbly ones that doesn't require me to heat up (don't think I'll have access to microwave), so maybe a book of sandwichs, but with all the dietary information (protein, calories, carb, etc.) because during high school my sandwichs were pretty plain, i mean REAL plain

it consisted of 6 slices of turkey, and 2 pieces of bread (lol)

i want a variety if possible, I don't mind making it the day before, but has to be quick, thanks


oh, also, if there a website you know, that would be nice as well




Posted by: Mudge

How many hours is this going to be from prep time, to actual consumption? I simply ask because things like miracle whip and such I have been fine with letting sit out for awhile say if its mixed in with my tuna.


Posted by: BUSTINOUT

miracle whip is nasty enough when it's cold, much less room temp.lol

will you have access to a fridge?


Posted by: TheGreatSatan

Keep a cooler.


Posted by: pood

walk aroudn with a small cooler?


Posted by: TheGreatSatan

Yeah. Hell bring a gallon of water too. If anyone gives you shit, you let them know you're improving yourself. Everyone secretly wants to be perfect. We all have different opinions on perfection, but even those that give you shit will envy your determination.


Posted by: BUSTINOUT

Eating healthy is not a matter of convenience. Convenience is what has everyone looking like crap...myself included.lol

Think of it this way, if it does not need to be cooled or heated, do you really want to be putting it in your body? You may not be "in the mood" to eat in the cafeteria, but you may not have a whole lot of other appealing options.


Posted by: sara

I eat my food in the school's cafeteria and work..as long as you eating the right healthy food, who cares what others think?
(i guess there is a new style of "how to eat" , it's called eating junkfood)


Posted by: derekisdman

Quote:
Originally posted by BUSTINOUT
Eating healthy is not a matter of convenience. Convenience is what has everyone looking like crap...myself included.lol

Think of it this way, if it does not need to be cooled or heated, do you really want to be putting it in your body? You may not be "in the mood" to eat in the cafeteria, but you may not have a whole lot of other appealing options.
There are a lot of foods that are good that don't need cooling or heating.


Posted by: Mex

No suggestions from anyone? I'm actually very interested in this too. I don't study, but my work puts me in the same situation.

We need to get together and gather recipes for people who want to be healthy but don't have the time for a real meal.

Sandwiches sound good. Some kind of turkey sandwich could work...


Posted by: pood

as of right now

i'm stuffing everything i can on sandwich, lots of meat....and meat

but i just found out that id be getting home everyday at 12:30

that means i can actually make my meals, horay!


Posted by: sara

Make sure you not using Deli meat



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