Feeding a family clean food, how to?

realpure

Hi, I'm educating myself to prepare healthier food for my family. We have a 6 and 12 year old children and mostly eat meals at home or pack. I have managed to prepare all clean food for the last 10 days, but I'm finding myself stumped with lunches. The six year old is easier to please as he doesn't like sandwiches or pizza.....

We are also looking at finding economical sources for grass feed beef and foul as well as farm fresh dairy.

Thanks in advance for any thoughts.

ydeleon

Oh,!! That's a toughie. I've been there. I have a 13 y/o. Tosca Reno showed me the way. She has a couple recipes books, including one for kids.

chicky89

Oh,!! That's a toughie. I've been there. I have a 13 y/o. Tosca Reno showed me the way. She has a couple recipes books, including one for kids.

Tosca Reno rocks my sockss!!!!!!!

AHealthierSuzyQ

Check out these websites:

the graciouspantry.com
thejoyofcleaneating.com
billandchelle.com
fitandclean.com
eatingcleanworks.com
cleaneatingonline.com
cleaneatingclub.com
eatcleaneatlean.com
cleancuisineandmore.com
eatcleandiet.com
toscareno.com
cleaneatingmag.com
oxygenmag.com

realpure

Wow! Thank you everyone. Printing out my menu for the week with an attached grocery list. Getting them involved in all aspects.

Off to find more "real" food.

JPDad

I would also add http://wendolonia.com/blog/ to the list of sites for neat lunch ideas

OMGLeigh

How about using eggs? A pack of organic free-range eggs should be quite a bit less than beef or chicken.

realpure

I would also add http://wendolonia.com/blog/ to the list of sites for neat lunch ideas

Thank you! We have lap top lunch boxes. Love them. My older daughter wants something more grown up. I'll check out Bento. I'm trying to really reduce bread for both of them.

Thank you again.

realpure

How about using eggs? A pack of organic free-range eggs should be quite a bit less than beef or chicken.

We love eggs. Use them a lot. Found a great store for farm fresh. Yumm!