The Alternative Food Menu A Guide to Healthy Eating

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The Alternative Food Menu A Guide to Healthy Eating By Michael Trahin

Introduction Juggling school work, after-school activities, and a social life, it’s no wonder teenagers struggle to eat healthy foods. This presentation is a guide to help teens make healthy food choices. Consider the following meals in the future. Forget greasy burgers or processed foods, try these instead!

Breakfast Power Peanut Butter Protein Bars Egg and Sausage Burritos Blueberry Muffins Fresh Fruit and Yogurt Green Monster Smoothie Sweet and Salty Trail Mix

Lunch with a Punch Turkey Tortilla Wrap Egg or Tuna Salad Wrap Chicken Caesar Salad Salami, Olives and Cheese Vegetarian Pizza Whole Grain Bagel Pizza

Smart Snacks Whole Wheat Pretzels Fresh Veggies and Hummus Low Fat Cheese Wrap Apple with Almond Butter Cream Cheese and Celery Fruit Kabobs and Yogurt

Hearty Dinner Chicken Fajitas and Salsa Turkey and Spinach Lasagna Baked Salmon and Broccoli Baked Potato and Chili Veggie and Shrimp Stir-fry Grilled Chicken and Veggies