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Old 02-24-2013, 07:02 AM   #1
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Need suggestions for healthy snacks/food to provide for boys high school tennis team before/during matches. They get on bus at 3:30, ride 45-60 minutes to other school, start play at 5. What can team parents provide?

Traditionally we have done anything from small roast beef or chicken sandwiches to granola bars, fruit, etc.

We will also put out food for home matches - chicken fingers, small sub sandwiches, pizza, etc. Some parents have asked for healthier food, problem is that boys are starving right after school and want more than just a banana and yogurt. Obviously the starters don't eat right before they go on court (they eat afterwards).

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Old 02-24-2013, 07:12 AM   #2
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Actually the chicken sandwhich, grilled, is a great option. My kid would go for a 6 inch turkey on wheat, american cheese, green peppers and onions, pepper.
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Costco turkey wraps. Dont give something big
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What about sushi? Obviously not sashimi or anything that contains raw fish, but a California roll is tasty and light, plus it is packed with lots of carbs.
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Costco turkey wraps. Dont give something big
That is a good idea. For pre-match food, I always love a Chick-Fil-A chicken sandwich, light enough to pay on but will still tide me over until after the match.
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We had our bagel shop do a sandwich platter of various lunch meats with cheese which included a vegetarian choice too. They quartered them into finger sandwiches so boys could eat as much or little as they wanted. (Had condiments on side, sandwiches were plain cause not everyone likes the same spread/mustard, etc.) Had bananas, watermelon slices, etc., (fruit platter) and usually grapes done in separate snack bags they could grab and take with them and keep dirty hands to themselves. Maybe a "healthier" chip, can't remember that. Brought a cooler of water/sports drink. Still brought something like brownies/cookies for when matches were done if they wanted. Players know not to eat that kind of thing before they play but enjoy the treat after.
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Bagels!!!!!
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Bagels!!!!!
Next thing you know, they'll be suggesting breadsticks too.
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Thin Mints.
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Haha, I like the bagels and breadsticks ideas, but totally don't get the thin mints. Thanks for the other suggestions.
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