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Ideas to help you or your team take part in Healthy Eating Week 12-16th June 2023

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Healthy Eating in the Workplace

Hear from Helena Gibson-Moore, Nutrition Scientist, about how you can eat well at work this Healthy Eating Week! Click the video to the right to find out more.

Here are some activity ideas for Healthy Eating Week 2023. You could choose 1 a day throughout the Week to encourage you or your team to join in or just choose a couple for the Week.

  1. Print and display our Healthy Eating Week posters around your office or canteen.
  2. Tune in to our on-demand Eating well in the Workplace Webinar from our Nutrition Scientist, Helena Gibson-Moore. This will be an engaging 15-20-minute talk available throughout the Week. A link to access the talk is available on this page NOW.
  3. Get some inspiration and tips on how to:
  4. Treat yourself and/or your team to a selection of healthy fruit and vegetable in the office, the ingredients to create a fibre packed snack or a salad bar lunch, or set up a simple yet effective hydration station (with a sign).
  5. Test your knowledge with our food waste quiz – a great team activity too!
  6. Browse and share our Healthy Eating Week recipes for some weekend or dinner inspiration.

  7. Don’t forget to share what you’re up to on social media using #HEW23 #ForEveryone and tag us on Twitter @NutritionOrgUK. Our social media pack contains some visuals and example posts that you can use.

 

Example of our inspiration sheets

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Healthy Eating Week 2023 Posters

Print and display these vibrant posters for each day of Healthy Eating Week 2023!

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Build a brilliant snack

Use this sheet to create your own fibre packed snack.

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Hydration station set up guide

A guide to setting up an hydration station.

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Hydration station sign

A sign to attached to your hydration station.

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Save money on food

Tips to help you save money on food

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Focus on fibre

Tips to help focus on fibre

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5 a day

Tips for getting at least 5 a day

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Vary your protein

Tips on how to vary your protein

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Stay hydrated

Tips on how to stay hydrated

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Reduce food waste

Tips to reduce food waste

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Healthy Eating Week recipes

Bean and plantain stew

Contribute to your 5 A DAY and fibre intake with this tasty, spicy stew, using beans and plantain

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Easy veg frittatas

These quick and simple frittatas are a great base to add different vegetables to for 5 A DAY

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Fish cakes

This tasty fishcake recipe is a great way to use canned fish and vegetables.

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Fresh and fruity veg salad

This fresh and fruity salad is a great way to get a variety of fruit and veg towards your 5 A DAY

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Green mac and cheese

This mac and cheese introduces green veg like peas and broccoli to contribute to your 5 A DAY

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Mexican pockets

These tasty and filling pockets are perfectly accompanied by a vibrant tomato salsa

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Mushroom and chickpea curry

This tasty, vegetarian curry contains chickpeas, a source of protein.

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Quibe (Meatballs) and spicy tomato sauce

This traditional South American dish contains beef mince and bulgur wheat.

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Red lentil bake

This cheesy red lentil bake contains peppers and lentils to contribute towards your 5 A DAY

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Roasted chickpeas

These crunchy roasted chickpeas are a tasty, healthier option as a snack.

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