Reddit reviews BUMBLE BEE Snack on the Run Tuna Salad with Crackers, Canned Tuna Fish, High Protein Food, 3.5 Ounce (Pack of 12)
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WILD CAUGHT TUNA: Wild caught tuna mixed and ready to eat with crackers for a convenient way to enjoy tuna on the goKEY NUTRITION: Tuna is packed with protein*, containing omega-3 unsaturated fatty acids along with omega-3 unsaturated fatty acids, vitamin B6 and niacin, as well as important minerals like iron and selenium *see nutrition information for fat contentSNACK WELL: Perfect for outdoor hiking, biking or camping or at the office for lunch or an afternoon snack12 DELICIOUS TUNA SALAD AND CRACKERS KITS: This pack of 12, 3.5oz BUMBLE BEE Snack on the Run! Tuna Salad with Crackers kits will satisfy you and your family whenever you want a tasty snack or tuna lunch to goDolphin safe
Yes. Amazon may be over/undepriced (it can be wierd for food so double check your grocery store) but see here: https://www.amazon.com/Bumble-Bee-Snack-Salad-Crackers/dp/B00CQ77XB4/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1503372080&sr=8-1&keywords=tuna%2Bsnacks&th=1
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Hi - I'm in a similar situation. My mother gets Meals on Wheels, but they don't deliver on weekends or holidays, and some of the meals she just doesn't like. So I'm constantly trying to find things she'll bother to get out and eat when she's on her own. She's actually lost some weight and it's hard to make sure she's getting enough calories in.
Does your mom have access to a fridge and freezer, or does everything have to be shelf stable?
Here are some thoughts off the top of my head:
Bumble Bee Tuna Salad with Crackers. It even comes with a little plastic spreader inside the box. My mother uses 1 or 2 each week. At our regular market they only have the tuna, but I've seen the chicken salad and ham salad at Walmart, and they're ok too.
Bottles of Ensure. They come in different flavors and nutritional profiles (high protein, light, plus). My mother will drink the chocolate Plus version. At least it's balanced nutrition, if not a hot meal.
Uncrustables PB&J frozen sandwiches. They just need to be thawed. Or, peanut butter crackers like from Lance? My mom got to the point where she wouldn't bother opening the jar of peanut butter and spreading it. One step, self-contained things seem to be working the best. There are some ideas for other types of sandwiches that freeze well if you want to do it yourself, here.
A healthy cold cereal with milk? Instant oatmeal packets that only need hot water added to them? Meal replacement or protein bars?
Cup-A-Soup packets labeled Lipton or Knorr that only need hot water added, unlike some other dried soup cups that require a microwave. You have to watch the sodium content though. The Spring Vegetable flavor is the lowest sodium one I've found.
Packets of instant hot cocoa that only need hot water. Or single serve pudding cups, either shelf stable or refrigerated like Kozy Shack. Yogurt cups, cottage cheese. Not really a meal, but easy and these all have some protein from dairy.
My mother likes snacking on honey roasted peanuts, again, some protein and calories there.
I try to bring slices of pumpkin pie every so often because she likes it, but also there's nutrition from the pumpkin and eggs. If her main meal of the day turns out to be two slices of pie, I figure it's not the worst thing in the world.
I don't know much about the backpacking foods, except I looked into them when I was trying to put an emergency pantry together at my own house. It looked like most of them were really high in sodium, so you might want to make sure that's not a concern for her.
There are single-serving packages of fruit/cheese/crackers, carrot/celery sticks/peanut butter, etc. at supermarkets and convenience stores, and prepackaged sandwiches and salads, which would be healthy but not really cheap. Sometimes I pick up a few things like that for my mom at Wawa, for example when a snowstorm is coming and I don't know whether the Meals on Wheels guy will be able to make it over.
Good luck. This memory/dementia stuff is a bear, isn't it?