Parents skipping dinner b/c of late practice

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Protein options for gym snacks:

Lenny & Larry's muffins, cookies, brownies
Protein bars
Protein shakes (my kid will throw up at practice if she tries to drink a smoothie or shake-like drink, so beware)
Nuts
Trail mixes
PB/nut butter cracker sandwiches
Cheese cracker sandwiches
Sandwich triangles
boiled eggs
deviled eggs
cheese sticks, cheese pieces
cold cuts wrapped on a cheese stick or on a pickle spear
Pepperoni crisps (microwave a plate of pepperoni pieces for a minute, blot off grease, cool and bag)
meat jerk
Meat sticks (slim jims of jack links)
sliced cold summer sausage
cottage cheese cup
greek/icelandic yogurt cup
Pumpkin seeds
 
A lot of posters have mentioned chocolate milk. I wanted to mention that many nutritionists and especially pediatric nutritionists cite this as one of the best tools for muscle recovery after a hard workout. (Including the trainer for the Dallas Cowboys!) So I try to remember to bring to pickup when I'm on duty for her and our carpool mates.

What about regular milk instead of chocolate milk?
 
What about regular milk instead of chocolate milk?

The issue is with the best ration protein:carbs. The sugar in chocolate milk gives that extra carb. But if you want more nutritional value to your carbs, have the milk with a banana or come up with any other post-workout snack/meal that has a 1:4 ratio of protein:carb.
 

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