Easy breakfast or snack for kids (or for yourself) in 5 minutes - Warm Fruit Sandwiches

Friday 24 January 2014

If your kids love fruit or if you feel like heaving a light breakfast, and you are short of time - this option is for you!

BENEFITS:
♥ Plenty of dietary fibre and complex carbohydrates that
  • help feel full longer
  • increase physical stamina
  • promote mental alertness
  • help with weight control*
  • keep gastrointestinal tract clean.
♥ Potassium for vitality, optimal water balance and functioning of organs and muscles. Speeds up all processes in the body.
♥ Magnesium for formation of bones, teeth and proper functioning of nervous and muscular systems. It promotes good mood and healthy metabolism.
♥ Calcium and Phosphorus for healthy growth in children, strong teeth and bones, proper muscle contraction and nerve signals transmission, optimal fat metabolism and healthy weight control.
♥ Manganese for formation of bones, skin (collagen formation), healthy metabolism and immunity.
♥ Chromium for healthy sugar level control in blood.
♥ Vitamin B6  for good mood (helps produce serotonin), immunity and healthy metabolism and healthy heart.
♥ Vitamin C for healthy growth, tissue repair, stamina and it fights again free-radicals and infections.
♥ Easy and quick to prepare
    ♥ Delicious - your kids WILL love it!

PREPARATION:
    ♥ Wholegrain bread (preferably with bran) from integral/wholemeal flour) something like this:
If you can get organic bread - fantastic!
Sprouted bread is particularly beneficial (e.g. Essene/Ezekiel bread).
     
     ♥ Slice organic apple and banana
     ♥ Put sandwich on top (not inside) of toaster to serve warm sandwiches :)
     Sprinkle cinnamon on top of apples for a delicious flavour!
  
SERVE WITH:
Glass of warm organic semi-skimmed milk for kids to maintain healthy growth
Warm almond drink or oat drink if your kid is lactose intolerant (preferably unsweetened)
Small pot of organic low-fat plain yogurt 
♥ Vegan option: Spoonful of organic sugar-free low-salt peanut butter or almond butter
You can also alternate between wholemeal bread and organic wholegrain oatcakes (wheat-free).
*Skip the banana if you are trying to lose weight. Bananas are OK though in moderate quantities if you are maintaining your weight.

Enjoy!
Love,
Natalia xx 

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