My Favorite & Easy Pregnancy Snacks

Bagel Sandwich

This is one of my favorite sandwiches, which may not taste yummy to every mommy, pregnant or not. I know my spouse first thought it was some odd pregnancy craving. I eat it whether I am pregnant or not and to me it's tastes good and even more interesting my kids and my husband eat it now too. It's a Cinamon Raisin bagel with veggie cream cheese and sandwich ham and cheddar cheese. I prefer to toast my bagel as well. Be careful with deli meats and cheese though during pregnancy. If you're feeling well enough and a little brave, you should try it, even if you decide to forgo the ham and cheese.

Crescent Roll Sandwich

This has recently become one of my favorites since my 3rd pregnancy when I discovered it. Of course, this will be eaten outside of pregnancy too. I know again, not all mommies will find this yummy. I got this quick meal idea from a family member. It's pretty affordable and doesn't take long to make. You need large crescent rolls that you will bake for 11-13 mins or something similar in your oven. Once cooled, you will cut it to make a sandwich, so you have a top and bottom. Once cut, you pair with salami and Mozzarella cheese and put together like a sandwich. Be careful with deli meats and cheese though during pregnancy.

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