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I graze as well. Daily I usually bring single serve bags of pirates booty or the mini pringles containers, a granola bar, and planter's protein mix train mix (I like the dried blueberry/nut/granola mix a lot). I get all of them at target. Target also carries individual size bags of their monster mix trail mix. and I usually have a piece of fruit or two. I don't always eat all the snacks, but will store leftovers in my desk and replenish the next day.

Breakfast is usually yogurt and granola, then lunch is leftovers.

I love to make yogurt parfaits - plain greek yogurt (high protein, fage is my favorite) Berries or bananas, granola

PB and J - i resorted back to eating like a child

Babybel cheese and crackers

Beef jerky and mixed nuts, especially once I had gestational diabetes and most carbs were off limits.

I ate a lot of beef jerky, wasabi almonds, avocado with salt and hot sauce, PBJs, cold cheese pizza, string cheese or any other cheese, raw oats mixed with plain yogurt, nuts, raisins and chopped apple, lots of fruit, apples and PB, asiago cheese bagels, almond poppyseed muffins, blueberry muffins, chocolate covered pretzels, quesadillas, plain cheese sandwiches - I think you see a lot of carb + cheese was consumed! I also drank like 2 gallons of water per day.

When I was pregnant I was also in the classroom all day. I loved veggies & hummus, triscuits and string cheese, mini bagels with cream cheese, fruit of any kind. Cuties and fresh pineapple were the ones I craved most.

I buy tons of fruit at the beginning of the week, cut it up and put it into containers. I usually take a few different fruits, yogurt and granola as my snacks. I've been craving soup lately, which is totally odd since it's 90 degrees! When I'm at work, I tend to leave snacks there, since I never know what I want. So I'll get a few different dried fruits, trail mix (with chocolate) and peanut butter crackers.

@travellingbee: mini was probably the wrong word. Just individual serving yogurts. Not the big container.

@Mrs. Pickle: But I have found that if you buy multipacks of yogurt instead of single serve containers, they're often smaller.

I have a hard time finishing a regular container of greek yogurt these days, but the 4 or 6 packs often contain smaller containers.

@travellingbee: Target also has the mini bagels in the bread aisle with the regular bagels

If you don't have the cartwheel ap yet, download it. It's how I choose my snacks each week They almost always have some sort of nut/trail mix, granola bar and fruit cup.

Leftovers, sandwiches, and protein bars. And boiled eggs

@travellingbee: I am a teacher too
Last year I would have a fruit and Greek yogurt at planning
and a salad with some kind of meat or a wrap