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More Food Ideas!
I know we do this thread every week or two, but I wanted to bring a new one to life.
I do the 5 small meals a day approach. Since I have added some weight training into my routine, I have been wanting to increase my protein levels. The problem is this comes at the same time as a schedule shift. I am now away from home for the whole day (at school not work, so no fridge) so have the added challenge of carrying food in a bag thats already full of books, and can last out of the fridge.
So ... I need protein snack ideas, that are easy for on-the-go. I am a cottage cheese fanatic, but I dont like it when its been out of the fridge for longer than an hour. String cheese and jerky is good. Nuts arent a good option because the serving size is way too small. I am a very small girl (which equals less calories per day for maintence) but I have a very large appetite. So I tend to avoid calorie dense food.
Anyone have any good ideas for easy, travelable, low calorie, high protein snacks? (is that asking too much )
I do the 5 small meals a day approach. Since I have added some weight training into my routine, I have been wanting to increase my protein levels. The problem is this comes at the same time as a schedule shift. I am now away from home for the whole day (at school not work, so no fridge) so have the added challenge of carrying food in a bag thats already full of books, and can last out of the fridge.
So ... I need protein snack ideas, that are easy for on-the-go. I am a cottage cheese fanatic, but I dont like it when its been out of the fridge for longer than an hour. String cheese and jerky is good. Nuts arent a good option because the serving size is way too small. I am a very small girl (which equals less calories per day for maintence) but I have a very large appetite. So I tend to avoid calorie dense food.
Anyone have any good ideas for easy, travelable, low calorie, high protein snacks? (is that asking too much )
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Hard boiled eggs (I have never noticed a problem with keeping them unrefridgerated all day), soynuts, whole grain muffins with nuts or seeds
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Check out some vegetarian or vegan websites. I've found a lot of good stuff on those. Just don't tell them I eat meat, OK?