We’ve all been there: you’re working from home and completely lose track of time, realizing you haven’t gotten up from the computer or eaten anything for hours. When you can’t leave the house, personal and work time blur together and it’s easy to forget to take care of yourself. But it’s important to set boundaries and schedule time for breaks, whether it’s going for a short (socially distant) walk or making a quick and healthy snack to keep you going.

The recipes below are tasty and easy to whip up with minimal ingredients to help you get through that hour-long Zoom call without your stomach rumbling.

Roasted Artichoke Hearts

Possibly the easiest recipe ever, these roasted artichokes require minimal effort and taste delicious. Open a can of artichokes, toss on a baking sheet with olive oil and spices, and bake.


Supreme Green Smoothie

This nutrient-rich smoothie is the perfect way to sneak some extra veggies into your diet.


Falafel Balls with Yogurt Dip

Recreate your favorite food cart dish at home with some canned chickpeas, flour, yogurt, and spices for a filling and delicious Mediterranean snack.


Avocado Rose Toast

Avocado toast is a filling fool-proof snack great any time of the day. Top with whatever you have on hand, like sprouts, radishes, a squeeze of lemon, and a dash of spices.


Oil-Free Hummus

This oil-free version of the classic dip has fewer calories but just as much flavor. Use it to dip some bread or your favorite veggies, or spread it on a sandwich or wrap for added protein.


Cacao Avocado Pudding

Who said chocolate can’t be healthy? This cacao pudding is loaded with filling avocado that makes it extra creamy and guilt-free.


No Bake Fruit Bars

These creamy fruit bars are a perfect mid-day or after-dinner snack to curb your sweet tooth. For a lower-sugar option, forgo the cool whip and stick with plain greek yogurt.


Salmon + Pumpernickel Toast

These salmon toasts might look decadent but they’re super simple to make for a mid-day pick-me-up.


Rainbow Hummus Wrap

Get your protein and veggies with these healthy wraps that are filling enough to eat as a meal but light enough for a snack. Use some of the leftover oil-free hummus and spread on a tortilla with your favorite meat and vegetables, roll it up, and enjoy.

xx, The FabFitFun Team