10 Days of Lunches

Living a busy lifestyle and working in an office can make it difficult to find lunches that don’t need to be reheated. Unfortunately microwaves not only deplete nutrition from your food (Supported by Dr. Mercola) but they can also change the makeup of your blood (Supported by Dr. Mercola)
Eating fresh ingredients is important for sport performance. The fresher the fruit and vegetables the higher the nutrient density will be. This is important because food has been modified over the years to withstand transportation and your body won’t absorb all of the nutrients that you are eating. So how do you get the freshest ingredients? You could grow your own, buy from local farmers at their farms or through a co-op. The less time the produce has been harvested before eaten the better.
While working and training it can become difficult to get nutritious produce and come up with fresh new ideas for meal planning.
Here are some ideas for a 2-week lunch plan that can be pre made and great for those on the go. None of them need to be heated up – Bonus for busy athletes!

Lentil Rainbow Carrot Kale Salad

via Strength and Sunshine

Pea and Lentil Salad with Kafir Lime Rhubarb Dressing
via Chronicles of Passion
Southwestern Quinoa Salad
via That girl Shannon

Chicken Black Bean Burrito Bowls
via 24 Carrot Life

via Health Nut

Soba Noodle and Edamame Salad with Soy Dressing
via Food, Pleasure & Health

Wild Rice and Butternut Squash
via I heart vegetables

via Live Lean Eat Green

Smashed White Bean, Basil, and Avocado Sandwich
via Pumpkin and Peanut Butter
Enjoy,
Julie Sparkes
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