When colds and flu strike, you don't feel like moving, let alone cooking. Do yourself a favor and stock your kitchen with foods that will help you recuperate when you or your family gets sick.
Keep these nutrition-packed, easily digested and quickly prepared foods in your pantry and fridge to keep you nourished and hydrated when you're recovering from a cold or the flu.
1. Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup
2. Saltine crackers
3. Ginger ale
4. Orange juice
5. Cranberry juice
6. Prune juice
7. Honey
8. Tea bags
9. Lemons
10. Honey
11. Jell-O
12. Cheerios
13. Apples
14. Bananas
15. Oatmeal
16. Cream of Wheat
17. Yogurt
18. Kefir
19. Canned fruit
20. Granola
21. Apple juice
22. White grape juice
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