What can I eat that's healthy in a dorm?!
Question: I'm in college and I have a toaster over, a microwave and a decent sized fridge and I'm trying to figure out what I can eat and cook that's healthy. For the past 2 years I've eaten a TON of processed TV dinners and fried greasy food and I'm just tired of all of that crap, can anyone give me suggestions of easy things that I can prepare with my toaster over and microwave that's healthy??? and the food is the dining hall is not only fattening, but pretty crappy btw!
Answers: I'm in college and I have a toaster over, a microwave and a decent sized fridge and I'm trying to figure out what I can eat and cook that's healthy. For the past 2 years I've eaten a TON of processed TV dinners and fried greasy food and I'm just tired of all of that crap, can anyone give me suggestions of easy things that I can prepare with my toaster over and microwave that's healthy??? and the food is the dining hall is not only fattening, but pretty crappy btw!
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Good luck.
apples, bananas, oranges, pears, and veggies.....
FRUITS, green giant frozen veggie microwave meals, lean pockets, soups, chips and salsa, wheat toast and peanut butter
Now they make microwavable veggie steam bags. Steam some fresh carrots, asparagus, broccoli,and cauliflower in them.
I think Bird Eye makes small packets of frozen corn & peas in small sacks now.
What about canned tuna fish?
Toaster oven is great. You can use that to make bagels, whole wheat bread sandwiches, etc, processed TV dinners arent TOO BAD as long as they're healthy like weight watchers brands or lean cuisine, ud be surprised.
Veggies/fruits/wholewheat, etc.