Do you have trouble figuring out healthy snacks during work hours? If you can resonate with any of the above situations than you definitely need a healthy snack cubicle kit.
I remember those lovely corporate days well, when I couldn't find the time to fit in three meals, and I often sat in front of the computer munching away on my lunch or dinner. Or worse yet, when I didn't have time for a regular dinner and ended up going back and forth to the office kitchen to eat the leftover sandwiches from the afternoon lunch meetings. Has this happened to you?
Are there work scenarios that prevent you from eating the way you would like? Do you have trouble figuring out healthy snacks during work hours? Or perhaps you just get so busy sometimes that you just can't sneak out to get lunch or dinner? Have you ever been stuck in a meeting through the lunch hour and wished you had a snack to tide you over?
If you can resonate with any of the above situations than you definitely need a healthy snack cubicle kit. I know, I know, most of you probably have offices. But I created this kit in my cubicle days and so cubicle kit is what I call it. So what am I talking about? A cubicle kit is a storage area where you keep healthy foods that you can snack or dine on in times of emergency. Your "go to" healthy area for those times when you can't get out for a healthy lunch or dinner and you need to eat something to keep your blood sugar levels stable and keep yourself from ripping your manager's head off.
Here are my suggestions for foods that you can keep at your desk and in your office refrigerator to get you through those rough times.
At Your Desk:
In Your Work Refrigerator:
You now have the ingredients for a perfectly healthy cubicle kit. Let me know how this works for you - and especially let me know if you have any additions to the kit. I'm always open to new suggestions!
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