10 Healthy Food Options

By: Annie Lavery

Break Studios Contributing Writer

If you are looking for 10 healthy food options to fit into your diet, they will be found on this page. Healthy foods are needed on a daily basis to ensure good mental and physical health. Listed below are 10 healthy food options for you to consider adding to your daily diet plans.

  1. The first healthy food option we will mention is fruit. An apple, pear or banana is easy to eat when you are on the move. So pack a couple to carry with you daily.
  2. Make a fruit salad or smoothie to eat. Eating or drinking these during the day will help to give you a little extra boost during the day. Not to mention they will taste good.
  3. Make your own breakfast bars. Find recipes online or in cookbooks and bake them yourself. This way you know what you are eating because you know the ingredients that you have placed in them.
  4. Boil or fry yourself an egg. Eggs are good any time of the day or night. Eggs are full of protein and are great for your health.
  5. Brew coffee at home. Make your coffee before you leave home in the mornings. Fill your thermos or mug and take it to work with you.
  6. Brown bag your lunch. Fix a peanut butter sandwich for lunch. Add an apple or pear and you have a perfect lunch full of protein and nutrients.
  7. Eat oatmeal for lunch. Every workplace usually has hot water and a microwave. Bring a packet of your favorite oatmeal and have it for lunch.
  8. Rotate who makes or buys breakfast for the group that rides to work. This gives others the option to feed the group with one of their own favorite healthy food options. Each person likes different foods, so this should be interesting.
  9. You can check out healthy food options on the menus of restaurants you visit. If you have to eat at a fast food restaurant, eat healthy. Look for foods on the menu that are low in calories and high in protein and nutrients.
  10. Research whether your favorite foods come in healthier options. Make sure to know what type of proteins and nutrients your favorite food has. If it's too high in something, chances are it's not right for you.
Posted on: Aug. 16, 2010