NO MORE RAMEN!
conkle23
Posts: 171 Member
So,
I have to be up pretty early for work! and do not get much time at night to prepare a meal or do it in the morning. So I just eat ramen for lunch and it so bad for with all that sodium I need to find an alternative that can fill me up as quick.
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Now, does anyone have any suggestions?
I have to be up pretty early for work! and do not get much time at night to prepare a meal or do it in the morning. So I just eat ramen for lunch and it so bad for with all that sodium I need to find an alternative that can fill me up as quick.
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Now, does anyone have any suggestions?
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I have ramen every now and then. It's fine to have, but that would mean to have less sodium later in the day.
If you're not about that life (And believe me, you're not the only one!), then maybe a sandwich with some vegetables? It doesn't take long to prepare, it just sort of depends what you put on it.
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In most respects that what I would usually do. But I am strict on time as I have to take care of multiple dogs and ect.0
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Premake burritos for yourself. A medium sized tortilla is the same calories as two pieces of bread. Put in some beans, rice, and chicken or beef, plus salsa, roll it up and put in a ziploc bag. Next day, it's lunch, along with an apple, banana, or some baby carrots. As far as time, this takes the same time as the 4 minutes of cooking the ramen. So you've not lost out there.0
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A friend of mine brings the fixings for a salad at the beginning of each work week. Do you have a fridge where you could do something like that as well?0
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Most of the sodium in packaged ramen is from the little seasoning packet. So adding only half the packet is one option. It would still be high in sodium, but not a total sodium bomb.
Or you could not even use the packet and do your own seasoning using something like Mrs. Dash.0 -
They now have reduced sodium ramen.
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Make food ahead of time?
Bring a jar of soup.
Mix up a salad and maybe just add dressing at work?
Bring a protein shake in a bottle which you can just drink away.
I think easiest will be to just find things you can make ahead the previous night, maybe something to just heat up.
Or get up earlier to make a sandwich and take to work.
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