Anonymous
Post 02/01/2025 21:53     Subject: Your favorite healthy no-prep foods
Frozen cooked shrimp
Anonymous
Post 02/01/2025 19:09     Subject: Your favorite healthy no-prep foods
Frozen chunks of mango, partially defrosted
Anonymous
Post 02/01/2025 18:45     Subject: Your favorite healthy no-prep foods
Anonymous wrote:SkinnyPop popcorn?
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Anonymous
Post 02/01/2025 14:03     Subject: Your favorite healthy no-prep foods
Anonymous wrote:No cooking. Washing/cutting/peeling produce is acceptable.


So I’m thinking things like:

Pretty much all fruit and berries
Avocados
Grape tomatoes
Nuts
Baby carrots
Sweet peppers
Greek yogurt

What else?


If you are looking for healthy, this is a good list!
Add:
Dried fruit, cucumbers, edamame (buy the frozen ones ready to microwave), frozen peas (microwave). If no microwave, you can get roasted edamame.
Anonymous
Post 02/01/2025 13:59     Subject: Your favorite healthy no-prep foods
Anonymous wrote:Just posted this elsewhere today but I love the soupergirl kits at Costco. All super healthy and just need to be heated up. (Can be microwaved)


I wondered what those were like! I thought about gifting them to a college student or elderly who just can’t cook