Nanny snacks--what do you eat?

[Anonymous]

This one's for the nannies: what foods do you bring/ask for at your employer's house?

Mine are: mozzarella cheese sticks, favorite brand of hummus (asmar's Original), and favorite brand of crackers (Mary's Gone Crackers). I work with 3 under 3 and often don't get a chance to eat between 7:30 and 1, so these things are grab-and-go stuff that keeps me from starving to death. I also bring a salad each day and keep a bottle of my favorite dressing at work.

[Anonymous]

I bring cheese sticks
Pretzel sticks
Dried fruits like cranberries and raisins
Berries
Granola\ fruit bars
Carrot sticks
Pepperoni slices
Wheat crackers
Grape tomatoes
Rice cakes
Greek yogurt
Almonds
Seaweed

I have been known to graze on my nanny family's animal and fish crackers, fruit snacks, and baby cookies

[Anonymous]

I bring trail mix, cheese sticks, veggie sticks, and yogurt. My MB keeps a ton of fruit around which I eat as well. I try not to graze all day, and eat at our allowed meal times, because I want to encourage good habits in the kids.

[Anonymous]

I bring a variety of veg, sometimes yogurt, occasionally cheese and crackers of some kind. Usually veg. I'm already overwrought, I don't need to pack in more calories with snacks, but I do get hungry.

[Anonymous]

Our manny brings snacks for the week on Mondays. He changes it up all the time. Today he brought:

mozzarella balls
Clementines
apples
two bananas
pb pretzels
muscle milk
hummus

He'll eat some of our baby carrots, celery, crackers, etc, with the hummus.

[Anonymous]

I work with an infant so some days I can eat meals and ther days its just grabbing snacks.

I generally bring:

fresh fruit an veggies
almond butter or hummus for kale chips
a variety of raw nuts
green tea ( perfer cold)
salads
raw juices
smoothies ( I use employer's NutriBullet)
Raw granola bars or my own I make from compose of juicing produce

I switched to a plant-based diet a year ago so I stick to pure whole foods.