ISO On the Go Breakfast Ideas

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Thank you to everyone who responded to my plea! I bought a bunch of Cascadian

farms granola bars on clearance at Target (and I had coupons!). I am going to

try the muffins; I'll pick up the veggies at the farmers market this weekend.

 

Shreelakshmi Krishnamurthi <shreelak wrote: what about

cereal bars?you can either make them at home in advance or buy them

Also if ur daughter likes fruits you could have her eat one every morning.

 

Someone once posted a recipie to make ceral bars on this group.

if not there are some on the web just google them

hope this helps

Shree

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1a. ISO On the Go Breakfast Ideas

Posted by: " robin koloms " rkoloms rkoloms

Wed Sep 12, 2007 6:34 am ((PDT))

 

Greetings all!

 

We have entered the world of " morning rush for school bus. " Getting my daughter

on a bus at 6:05 has been brutal. Getting a healthy breakfast in her is proving

to be the most challenging part. She needs something to eat while we walk to the

bus. She would probably eat the organic " pop tarts " every day, but they have too

much sugar. She does have a glass of enriched soy milk before she does anything.

She won't eat a breakfast burritto because she has decided that it will give her

bad breath (I suspect that this is because she is developing and interest in

boys, I am so not ready for this); she'll have a smoothie once week, but told me

they aren't good in cold weather. The school had junk-filled vending machines

that are very tempting for a hungry child. Other than a tortilla or piece of

toast with egg and cheese, does anyone have ideas?

 

Robin

 

 

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we make snack " balls " or " bars " ...

take dates or prunes, a little water, throw in a food processor or blender until

liquid... add in a few tablespoons of a nut butter (we usually use almond for

the calcium) ... take it out of the f.p.... mix in oats , coconut, other small

pieces of nuts and dried fruit, carob or chocolate chips, etc... ... roll into

small balls and roll in coconut, OR make the mixture a little thicker and press

into a flat pan/tupperware... whichever style you make, refrigerate for a few

hours or overnight- they keep for a few weeks in the fridge, so I usually make a

big batch in case we have to run anywhere...

they're great for breakfast, snacks, etc...