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3 Days of Healthy Meals YOU Can Try

By Margo Toulousse, age 13



Snack on fruit during the day.

DAY 1:

Breakfast: Tofu, corn and black beans, Black Twig Tea and a piece of whole wheat toast, hold the butter.

Lunch: Tortilla, Chorizo made with tofu, orange juice and a small salad with dressing (optional).

Dinner: Chef's salad hold the meat and cheese, soy beans and a piece of tofu.

DAY 2:

Breakfast: Breakfast burrito made with corn, black beans, bell peppers and natural rice, orange juice.

Lunch: Veggie burger, small salad, and a piece of fruit.

Dinner: Baked tofu, ragu sauce hold the meat with onions bell pepper and whatever else you like, tea cold or hot.

DAY 3:

Breakfast: Whole wheat bagel hold the cream cheese, a glass of orange juice an apple and a banana.

Lunch: Whole wheat bread with peanut butter, jelly (and I know it may seem gross, but I put sprouts on mine - try it, you might like it), water to drink.

Dinner: Get whole wheat bread and put tofu slabs on it, roll the bread over it and pour sesame oil all over it until it is soaked, at least that’s how I like it, then bake it until the tofu is brown, have some nice black twig tea and a few pieces of lettuce.

PS: If you do eat cheese go ahead and add it where you like, this is a great menu of meals to use every couple of weeks or so, or at least that’s what I found anyway, happy eating!

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