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Lunchbox menus 9-12, Week Three


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Week Three Monday

Lunchbox menu Nutrition information
  • Lentil and barley soup (with onions and tomatoes)
  • Wholegrain roll
  • Creamed rice
  • 2 fig rolls
  • Satsuma
  • Bottle of water
Energy 579 kcals Protein 19.9g
Fat 10.6g

Saturates 3.9g

Carbohydrate 108.3g

NME* sugars 6.1g
Sodium 367mg Salt 0.9g
Average cost of 3 supermarkets: £1.05


Tuesday

Lunchbox menu Nutrition information
  • Smoked mackerel and potato salad (with mushrooms, spring onions and pine nuts)
  • Creme caramel
  • Slice of carrot cake
  • Apple
  • Orange juice
Energy 655 kcals Protein 20.1g
Fat 27.3g

Saturates 6.6g

Carbohydrate 87.8g

NME* sugars 14.1g
Sodium 587mg Salt 1.5g
Average cost of 3 supermarkets: £1.41


Wednesday

Lunchbox menu Nutrition information
  • Lamb, pea and bean samosa
  • Low-fat custard
  • Banana bread
  • Nectarine
  • Apple juice
Energy 575 kcals Protein 16.7g
Fat 18.6g

Saturates 4.9g

Carbohydrate 91.7g

NME* sugars 11.5g
Sodium 320mg Salt 0.8g
Average cost of 3 supermarkets: £1.50


Thursday

Lunchbox menu Nutrition information
  • BLT (French bread with bacon, lettuce and tomato)
  • Drinking yoghurt
  • Mixed seeds
  • Grapes
  • Dried apricots
Energy 640 kcals Protein 24.2g
Fat 19.1g

Saturates 4.1g

Carbohydrate 97.3g

NME* sugars 6.5g
Sodium 772mg Salt 1.9g
Average cost of 3 supermarkets: £1.65


Friday

Lunchbox menu Nutrition information
  • Poppy seed bagel with liver pate; and cucumber
  • Carrot sticks
  • Box of raisins
  • Semi-skimmed milk
Energy 449 kcals Protein 19.5g
Fat 15.2g

Saturates 5.2g

Carbohydrate 62.6g

NME* sugars 0g
Sodium 819mg Salt 2.0g
Average cost of 3 supermarkets: £0.66


Average weekly nutrition information
Energy 580 kcals, Fat 18.2g, Saturates 4.9g, Carbohydrate 89.5g, NMES sugars 7.6g, Protein 20.1g, Sodium 573mg, Salt 1.4g


*NME Sugars: non-milk extrinsic sugars

Non-milk extrinsic (NME) sugars are one of the different types of sugars. These include the sugar we buy in shops and the sugars that are added to some foods and drinks, especially cakes, biscuits, sweets, squashes and sugary fizzy drinks. NME sugars are also found in fruit juice. We should try not to have too much of NME sugars because they can cause tooth decay. These are different to intrinsic sugars, which are found naturally in foods such as whole fruit and vegetables, and milk - we don't need to avoid intrinsic sugars.