These recipes are perfect for days when you're running late and you want to have something nutritious to eat

and tasty on the go.

Hey Mom!

I'm good! I just got back from school and now I'm eating some lunch.

Oh... you know just some potatoes and bread and then some tomatoes and some cheese.

Yeah, pretty balanced! Oh mom, can you take me to the dance class I have it at 5.

Ok great! See you then. Bye

Mom? You know, never mind... I'm not going to the dance class today.

No, I feel really sick. I don't know, maybe the potatoes were rotten. I don't know...

Yeah, I'm just gonna rest. Ok. See you, bye!

I should really start eating healthier... Let's do this!

Hey loves! I'm super excited about today's video because it was requested a lot and I've

never filmed something like that before. I'm going to show you 10 healthy breakfast and

lunch ideas for back to school. These are all very easy and quick to make - you can

make them the night before and then in the morning you just grab breakfast and lunch

and you're good to go. I hope you guys are excited and let's get started.

Let's start with 5 delicious and healthy breakfast ideas! First we are making these delicious

oatmeal cookies. You need just two ingredients to make them: One cup of oats and 2 ripe bananas.

Peel and then mush the bananas with a fork until you get that runny consistency. Put

it into a bowl and add your oats. Mix it well with a spoon and you can totally finish here

or you can add some more ingredients for a fuller taste. I like to pop in some cinnamon.

You can mix in chocolate chips, nuts, raisins whatever you prefer. Take a parchment lined

baking tray and place on the mixture in little piles like this. I am going to flatten the

top with a spoon, to make them look more like cookies. I like to decorate mine with some

dried blueberries and cranberries. You could have just mixed this into the cookie mixture,

but I like how the cookies look with the dried fruit on top. Put your cookies in the oven

at 350 Fahrenheit for 15 minutes. Here they are all done, smelling delicious! Put them

in an air tight container and you have a great breakfast on the go ready. You can make these

on the weekend and they will last you for the entire week. When you are running late

for school you can just grab a couple of cookies and you're out the door. A perfect way to

get a nutritious and super tasty breakfast on the go. I also love how you can tailor

this recipe by mixing in the ingredients you like.

Another great breakfast to go idea is a yogurt and fruit in a cone! Take an ice cream cone

and ignore me pretending to be a unicorn. Put some fruit in the cone like that, I have

some blueberries, which you guys know I am obsessed with. Take a big spoon of yogurt.

I like using Greek version because it's thicker and also richer in protein than the usual

one. Put it on the cone just like ice cream and then top it off with some more fruit.

I have blueberries and strawberries. Voila, a minute breakfast that you can eat on your

way to school. This breakfast is so yummy and it also looks adorable, right? I know

that the cone contains sugar but you get your protein from yogurt and benefits from fruit

so from time to time I think this is a great breakfast or a snack to have. Cheers! Cheers

with a blueberry shot...

If you like fruit as much as I do then you will love the next idea which is a fruit salad

in a jar. Basically you just want to cut small pieces of different fruits of your choice

and put those in the jar. Today I found in the fridge some pineapple,

which is one of my favorite fruits and is also a great source of vitamins C and B. Then

I also have some strawberries, because who doesn't love strawberries right. Here I have

some clementines too. And no I don't know how to juggle. To me clementines are such

a christmassy food. The markets are full of this yummy fruit in November and December.

In the jar I first popped some red currants, pineapple, then blueberries, strawberries

and clementines. There you go - an easy and nutritious breakfast for school or work! You

can make this fruit salad the evening before and in the morning you have a delicious breakfast

waiting for you.

This next one is probably my favorite breakfast in the bunch – delicious granola bars with

nuts, fruit and chocolate chips! You need chopped cashews, pumpkin seeds, chopped almonds,

cranberries, puffed rice, dark chocolate chunks, flax seeds and a pinch of salt. Give it a

little mix and then in a separate bowl combine one table spoon of almond or peanut butter

and a quarter of a cup of rice syrup. Stir those two together until you have a nice even

mixture and then pour it into the bowl with nuts and seeds. Mix well until all the ingredients

are nicely incorporated, like that. Put the mixture on a smaller parchment lined baking

sheet. Flat it down really well to assure there are no free spaces in the mix. Pop it

in the oven and bake at 325 degrees Fahrenheit for about 20 minutes. You can cut your bars

when the mixture is still hot or you can wait for them to cool down. These granola bars

are seriously delicious! You can store them in an air tight container so they remain fresh

and crispy. Or you can put your bar in a little plastic bag and you can have it as a snack

during the day. The granola bars that you buy in a shop are usually packed with sugar

and other unhealthy stuff. With this homemade bars you know what you put in and you can

always adjust the recipe to your liking!

When you have more time before your classes start you can make this breakfast, which is

just as yummy as it is pretty to look at! For the pepper eggs, first cut two slices

of pepper, which should be about half an inch thick. Place them in a frying pan and beat

one egg into each pepper ring. See how cool this looks already!? Add a pinch of salt or

any other seasoning of your choice. While the eggs are cooking I am going to make some

fruit kebabs, because I want this breakfast to be extra picture worthy! Take the fruits

of your choice and cut them into pieces. Here I have some strawberries, a kiwi, a banana

and blueberries. If you love blueberries, Norway is definitely the place to live. If

you follow me on Instagram you know that. I've been picking so much blueberries this

year, they were literally everywhere! Here you go, how adorable are these and of course

tasty and healthy too! I love them. When the eggs are done, carefully put them on a plate.

And as a side we have our pretty fruit kebabs. This breakfast is just delicious, nutritious

and totally Instagram worthy. I mean come on, don't deny it, I know you do it to. We're

all guilty here. No but seriously, I think this is a great breakfast for when you have

a bit more time and you want to eat something healthy, but also have fun preparing it. Breakfast

for champs for sure!

Now let's move on to the lunch portion of this video! First we are making some healthy

egg muffins with veggies. Beat three eggs into a mixing bowl. Take your hand mixer and

whisk the eggs. While doing that add about a deciliter of milk and one or two table spoons

of flour. I am using almond milk and buckwheat flour, but any milk and flour will do. Pour

the mixture into the muffin form. Since I have the silicone form I don't have to use

the paper muffin cups. But go ahead and use those if you have them. Leave the muffins

aside for a minute and cut the veggies of your choice into small pieces. I have some

pepper, tomato and a zucchini. You can also put in mushrooms, carrots, spinach or any

other vegetables of your choice. Throw the veggie pieces into the muffin mixture – as

much or as little as you like. I like to be quite generous with vegetables so I am putting

in loads of them. Put the muffins in the oven and bake at about 320 degrees Fahrenheit for

20 minutes. These muffins are so yummy and healthy and you can have them hot or cold.

Make them the day before and then take them to school or work. I added some grapes, goji

berries and almonds to my lunch box as well. The egg muffins are also nice as a little

snack at home. In the fridge they will last you up to 3 to 4 days. A tasty and nutritious

lunch for school.

A great lunch idea on the go is a salad in a jar. The options here are endless so use

whatever salad you like or happen to have in the fridge. I'm going to use some cherry

tomatoes – these are so sweet and good. I also like to add a lot of peppers, I have

a yellow and an orange one. I will also add some cucumber to my salad. Finally I am cutting

some feta cheese cubes and now it's time to throw all of that goodness into a jar! You

can make this salad the day before school and then just grab it in the morning. Especially

if you are not using leafy greens in your salad like me. Drizzle with a bit of olive

oil and a splash of lemon juice for the dressing. You can throw this salad in your school bag

and have it ready for when your tummy gets hungry. I eat salad for lunch almost every

day and I love how it fills you up but it is also a light meal. Heavy lunches sometimes

make me feel tired and without energy for the rest of the day. A nice salad like this

will instead make you feel refreshed and full of energy.

Next we're making this delicious spelt bread sandwich! I am going to show you how I make

the most tasty and quick bread from scratch. Put five hundred grams of spelt flour into

a bowl. I am using a mix of finely and coarsely ground flour. Add a tablespoon of baking soda,

a teaspoon of sugar, I am using coconut sugar, a pinch of salt, two table spoons of olive

oil, juice of half a lemon and 5,5 deciliters of water. Mix this thoroughly until all the

ingredients are evenly combined. Pour the mixture into a bread form. Sprinkle with some

sunflower seeds and put it in the oven. Bake for an hour at 320 degrees Fahrenheit. This

bread only takes 10 minutes of your time and is just so much healthier than the ones you

buy in a supermarket, which normally have too much salt added plus all the preservatives

and other nasty stuff. Since I learned this recipe from my boyfriend's mom almost a year

ago, I never bought bread again, trust me. I always bake it myself. Cut two slices of

bread and make yourself a nice tasty sandwich. I like to spread some butter on one piece

and then add some lettuce, turkey slices, tomatoes and mozzarella cheese plus pickles

which are like my favorite thing in the whole world. And that's it, a delicious spelt bread

sandwich. Into my lunch box I also added some red currants and blueberries. A super tasty

lunch for school or work. Yum yum. And here you have an example of an epic fail while

filming. Anyway this was my healthier twist on a sandwich that you really need to try!

Now let's make a little lunchable or tapas inspired lunch box. First I am going to show

you how to make these yummy ham rolls. Take some ham or turkey slices and spread on some

brie cheese. Put on a few rocket leaves. Roll the ham like this and secure it with a toothpick.

These rolls are so tasty, and perfect for a snack, lunch or even a party. You can make

them in advance and store them in a fridge in an air tight container. In my lunch box

I am putting a cracker, three turkey rolls and then I also decided to add some veggies.

So here I am cutting carrots into thin sticks. Do the same with cucumbers and put all of

these vitamins into a lunch box. We're not finished yet – here are some dried apricots

and cashew nuts. My mouth water while I am just looking at all of this goodness. This

lunch is great for on the go as it contains so many little snacks that you can have during

the day when you get a bit hungry. You can also add some cherry tomatoes, cheese sticks

or whatever you prefer. If you make yourself a nice lunch box filled with healthy stuff

that you actually love, you definitely won't be craving a pica or chocolate bars from the

vending machine.

Lastly we are making a super tasty tuna wrap, which is just so good, trust me. What you

need is some cheese, cherry tomatoes, olives and pickles all cut into small pieces, plus

some canned tuna, mayonnaise and a tortilla. Put everything into a bowl.. except the tortilla

obviously and mix well. If you want to make this healthier you can use the whole wheat

tortilla and you can skip the mayo, but I think this combination is just so good so

I am totally having it. No regrets. Put some mixture in the center of tortilla and wrap

it up. You can cut it in half if you want and see how tasty this looks. In the box I

am also adding some strawberries and two pieces of dark chocolate for the desert. Again, you

can prepare this lunch in advance so in the morning you just grab your lunch box and you

are good to go. Another little idea - make this tuna mixture and instead of putting it

in the tortilla use it as a topping for pasta. You get the most delicious pasta salad ever,

and if you want a bit healthier version try using spelt pasta instead of the usual wheat