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Healthy Snack Attack, by Jordan Rubin

Jordan Rubin

Back to school means a busier schedule for you and your kids. Try these simple healthy snacks for those on-the-go quick-fixes or healthy staples for your kid’s lunchbox.

Garden of Life’s New Living Foods™ Bars

Talk about a healthy alternative to a candy bar or granola bar! All 3 flavors provide unique benefits, such as fiber, super greens and antioxidants, and they provide more fiber than Nutri-Grain and Kashi granola bars. Each bar contains soluble fiber from oat beta glucan, an important ingredient for supporting a healthy heart, glycemic response and digestion. The ingredients look like a grocery list full of raw organic whole foods, such as nuts, berries, vegetables, and sprouted grains – all packed into an all-natural snack bar. Flavors like cinnamon apple, summer berry and raspberry will keep you and your kids wanting more!

Garden of Life’s organic Hawaiian Lehua Honey and Almond Butter Sandwich on Whole Grain Bread This tasty sandwich can be an after-school snack or a lunch time staple. The 100% certified organic, raw honey provides rich nutrients and enzymes in a sweet and healthy treat you or your kids can enjoy. Creamy raw almond butter provides fiber, calcium, magnesium and vitamin E, and so does whole grain bread, as well as providing other valuable antioxidants and vitamin B.

Garden of Life’s Organic Green and Oolong Tea Varieties

Drop the Kool Aid and start serving your kids green tea. The benefits of green tea are too many to list, but the abundance of antioxidants in the natural green tea called polyphenols are proven to support a healthy heart and metabolism. And Garden of Life’s green teas are like no other – they come in ready-to-drink liquid packets. Simply send a packet a day off to school with your kids and they can pour it into their water for an instant refreshing, tasty and healthy drink. Or mix up a batch ahead of time with some organic Hawaiian Lehua Honey and oranges for a sweet, fruity variety you and your kids will love.

† Statements on this website have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, but rather are dietary supplements intended solely for nutritional use.
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