Showing posts with label organic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label organic. Show all posts

Thursday, September 18, 2014

Kid lunch idea

Broox is the child who is not a fan of bread but loves his meat and cheese so for his lunch instead of sandwiches he likes meat and cheese roll ups. For this I use 1 piece of turkey, 1 piece of ham, and slices of cheddar cheese. I open up the meat place cheese on it and roll it up very simple. For this lunch we used...
•simple truth ham
•simple truth turkey
•sliced cheddar cheese
•ritz crackers
•sugar free gummies
•fresh watermelon pieces
•all natural squeezable buddy fruits
•Capri sun

Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Quick and easy Breastfeeding breakfast/snack

I am not a big oatmeal eater and until now I don't think I had ate oatmeal since I was a child. I had read how oatmeal is great for breastfeeding moms and healthy too! Oatmeal has many health benefits ; it helps lower cholestoral, contains complex carbs, high in fiber and aside from that it helps with energy and can help your milk supply. I thought I'd give it a try again. Now, I've seen a lot of people posting about chia seeds so while in Kroger I stumbled upon Simple Truth Organic instant cinnamon and cranberry chia oatmeal. Incase you are not familiar with chia seeds here is a picture from www.authoritynutrition.com with some information.
To me this seemed like something I could eat every morning to help me with breastfeeding, have energy, feel fuller longer and to be healthy. I bought some and decided to add my own touch. I added some fresh strawberries, blueberries, apple pieces and cooked it all together. Once it was ready I topped it off with some Simple Truth organic vanilla yogurt. This was a yummy treat that would be good any time of the day!


What you'll need:
 
•1 packet simple truth organic cranberry & cinnamon chia oatmeal.
•2 strawberries
•8-10 blueberries
•10 apple pieces
•water
•milk 
•organic low fat vanilla yogurt

1- pour oatmeal in bowl, cut up your fruit and add it in. 
2- add water just enough to soak the oats/fruit but not drown them.
3- I cook my oatmeal for 2 minutes but depending on your microwave it may be less. I cook them until all the water is absorbed and they are fluffy.
4- I add a little milk to cool it off and to make it a little more soupy as the water is usually completely soaked up after the microwave. Do as you please for the consistency you desire.
5- stir it up and top it with some vanilla yogurt. It kind of reminds me of a hot pie/cobbler with vanilla Icecream.

 
Hope you enjoy!