When it comes to choosing a lunch box, “there’s no one-size-fits-all,” says Lisa Young, a nutritionist and professor at New York University’s health science department. The best lunch box for you ...

Size: If a lunch box isn’t big enough for your lunch, it kind of defeats the purpose. Consider which food items you’re most likely to pack and then choose a bag that fits and organizes them ...

Whether you ran before work or plan to after, your body needs a balance of protein, carbs, and healthy fats to repair your muscles post-workout and set you up with all-day energy. Plus, a nutritious ...

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Be honest: When was the last time you brought food from home to the office in something other than a brown bag? And no, a Chipotle to-go container doesn’t count. Can we let you in on a little secret?

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Taking your own lunch to work or school is a great way to save money, eat healthily, and even reduce waste. However, keeping your lunch fresh and cool, especially in the hot summer months, can be a ...

When I was in high school, every single day I brought my lunch to school. I can still remember what I ate. It makes sense, since I, a true creature of habit, ate the same thing every day for four ...

So here you are on the Internet again, trying to solve one of life's nagging but important questions. You're an adult. You eat lunch. Often, you pack a lunch and take that lunch somewhere to store and ...