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By
Becky Hand, Licensed & Registered Dietitian
Deviled and hard cooked eggs
Peanut butter and crackers
Assorted nuts
Yogurt
Meat spreads and crackers
Cheese cubes
Puddings and custard
Individual pizza
Ice cream
Frozen yogurt
Granola bars
Cereal and milk
Drink Up!
These beverages are high in both protein and calories:
Yogurt smoothies
Hot chocolate
Instant breakfast drinks
Milkshakes
Commercial eggnog
Flavored whole milk
Commercial nutritional supplement drinks (Check with your physician to determine if you need a supplement drink)
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About The Author
Becky Hand
Becky is a registered and licensed dietitian with almost 20 years of experience. She teaches prenatal classes and counsels individuals, helping women eat right and stay fit before, during and after their pregnancies.
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