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From pasta salads, to above-average sandwiches, to Buddha bowls.
Pasta salads are perfect if you don't have access to a microwave. This one lightens things up with sliced olives, crunchy red bell pepper, and spinach. Recipe here.
Sometimes, a unique sauce is the only thing you need to take your lunch from boring to "Seconds, please!" Recipe here.
Second case in point: this chipotle mayonnaise made with diced chipotle peppers. Recipe here.
And if you don't have any chicken ready, just toss in some canned tuna and you're good to go. Recipe here.
This meal prep-style lunch is one you can put together in a flash, and easily tweak to fit your taste. Recipe here. And if you're curious about meal prepping, check out our 7-day meal prep plan.
Add chicken breast or shrimp to make this lunch a little extra hearty. Recipe here.
It's like a taco meal, but without the 3 p.m. food coma. Recipe here.
Good for lunch and dinner — just make a whole tray of these in advance, then pack and serve throughout the week with rice, over salad greens, or just by itself. Recipe here.
This bento lunch will work with whatever protein you have leftover from last night's dinner. Recipe here.
Chewy and tender, whole wheat berries are a delicious way to incorporate way fiber and protein into your diet. Recipe here.
Because it's such a hearty vegetable, kale is perfect for work lunches — it'll stand up to a few hours packed away in Tupperware, no problem. Recipe here.
And if you're not a fan of the mango coconut rice, simply switch it out for brown or plain white rice. Recipe here.