Anzac biscuit for morning tea

I am not a big biscuit fan but I don't mind one every now and then. Today I managed to snap up an Anzac biscuit (had them for an event at work today). They are from the Coles simply gluten free range and it was rather tasty, not far off a proper Anzac. A bit dry and crunchy, but you have to expect that with gluten free. I enjoyed it with a nice cup of tea with rice milk (as I cant have dairy) rice milk is the best in tea I think!

A lunch full of flavour

Todays lunch was a homemade salad, yum yum. I want to share my creation with you.

Ingredients:
half a capsicum
2 x tomatos
1 x carrot
half a red onion
1 x zucchini (I was meant to use cucumber, but accidentally bought zucchini)
1 x large tin of tuna
1 x lettuce
pumpkin and sunflower seeds
Honey & Dijon mustard vinaigrette

*option to add corn and avocado or other veggies of choice

Slice all the ingredients into small pieces and mix in a large bowl then add the tuna. Divide the mixture into 3-4 containers, then slice the lettuce up finely and sit on top as you don't want it to go soggy from the tuna.
When serving add the seeds so that they stay crunchy and cover with the vinaigrette.
The dressing is what made it really tasty I reckon but you could still taste all the flavours of the vegetables, seeds and tuna. Its one healthy lunch thats made me feel good after my lunchtime walk.

My favorite very easy and healthy lunch

I am not someone who likes to spend lots of time cooking and preparing lunches, therefore I have come up with own easy to prepare, tasty and healthy lunch. Plus it's cheap to make and can you get you through 3-4 lunches. 

All you need is: 

- tin of mixed beans

- tin of corn 

- tin of tuna in spring water 

- pundit of cherry tomatoes

- half a lettuce/wom bok/spinach 

- pumpkin seeds

- sunflower seeds

- sweet chili sauce 

All you do is chop up the tomatoes and lettuce and divide all the ingredients into 3 or 4 containers. Store in the fridge and dress with sauce on the day of eating.Of course this can be adapted to suit your taste buds or add extra veggies or nuts. Enjoy!

FoodSwitch app

I recommend downloading this app for all those health conscious people out there and coeliacs. What it does is it scans the barcode of a food you choose and brings up the nutritional information about it. Then it lists all the other options that are similar to that product, so healthier options. It also has a part where it scans an items and informs you if it is gluten free or not and other options similar that are gluten free. So no more searching the shelves for healthy options or gluten free, use this app and hopefully it will make things a lot easier and you a lot healthier.
http://www.bupa.com.au/health-and-wellness/tools-and-apps/mobile-apps/foodswitch-app

Surprise lunch at the 50's Diner

My best friend decided to surprise us girls with a day trip and lunch. We all piled in the car with our partners as well and headed off towards Riverside, we all had no idea where we were going. After about 40 mins we ended up in Deloraine at the 50's Diner. Most of us had never heard of it before so it was very exciting. Now this place was cool! It was full of 50's petrol pumps, signs, oil bottles, James Dean, Betty Boop, a hotted up Hot Rod and heaps more. The interior was booths and tables made from car items. On the menu was mainly burgers and milkshakes, typical 50's diner food. Luckily they had gluten free bread (that was really tasty and fresh), so I had a chicken burger with all the trimmings and a salad as the chips were no good. It was a really nice fresh meal that was very filling.
The drive out there is certainly worth it and its nice in winter as there is a big wood heater in the middle of the diner.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cruzin-in-the-50s-Diner/128416657227211