5 Delicious, Healthy Frozen Foods
Frozen snacks, sandwiches, and sides for the health-conscious and time-stressed.
Photo: Jeffrey Westbrook
Yoplait Smoothie
Just add juice or milk to these mixes, which include frozen berries and sweetened yogurt, to whip up a quick breakfast in your own blender. ($3.50; supermarkets)
Evol Mini Burritos
Snack-size burritos (each is around four inches long and 180 calories) are stuffed with Mexican-inspired, good-for-you ingredients, like free-range chicken, humanely raised Niman Ranch beef, and sautéed vegetables. ($2; supermarkets)
Sukhi's NaanWiches
An Indian-inspired sandwich features takeout favorites like chicken curry wrapped in flatbread. ($3; Sukhis.com for stores)
Seapoint Farms Edamame
Lightly salted soybeans are a good source of protein and fiber, and single-serving bags are easy to pack for work or school. ($4 for six; supermarkets)
Village Harvest Pourable Whole Grains
These bags of ready-to-microwave side dishes like brown rice, quinoa, and blends such as Spicy Thai cook up in less than a minute. (From $5; Whole Foods)
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Just add juice or milk to these mixes, which include frozen berries and sweetened yogurt, to whip up a quick breakfast in your own blender. ($3.50; supermarkets)
Evol Mini Burritos
Snack-size burritos (each is around four inches long and 180 calories) are stuffed with Mexican-inspired, good-for-you ingredients, like free-range chicken, humanely raised Niman Ranch beef, and sautéed vegetables. ($2; supermarkets)
Sukhi's NaanWiches
An Indian-inspired sandwich features takeout favorites like chicken curry wrapped in flatbread. ($3; Sukhis.com for stores)
Seapoint Farms Edamame
Lightly salted soybeans are a good source of protein and fiber, and single-serving bags are easy to pack for work or school. ($4 for six; supermarkets)
Village Harvest Pourable Whole Grains
These bags of ready-to-microwave side dishes like brown rice, quinoa, and blends such as Spicy Thai cook up in less than a minute. (From $5; Whole Foods)
Next:
Tips on how to eat better and save money by freezing food
How long will food keep in the freezer?
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