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Hocket - Eat to Win

Hockey parents have more to worry about than just their son's or daughter's goals on the ice. They need to keep their nutritional goals in mind too, making sure they fuel up properly before, during and after a game. The Healthy Living experts at Kraft want to keep all hockey parents and kids informed of good eating and drinking practices. Use our chart to help decide what and when to feed your future stars on their way to the championships.

Time Period	Recommended Meal Type	Recommended Foods
Morning practice or game	Light meal if 1 to 2 hours between meal and start of activity. A large meal or snack can cause fatigue or sluggishness. Good snack if less than 1 hour between meal and start of activity.	Low fat muffin or toast, fruit yogourt, boiled egg Fruit and yogourt, cereal and low fat milk
Afternoon practice or game	Light meal if 1 to 2 hours between meal and start of activity. Good snack if less than 1 hour between meal and start of activity.	Fruit Cups, Kraft Peanut Butter on a bagel half Fruit and yogourt
Evening practice or game	Well balanced meal if 2 to 3 hours between meal and start of activity. Stick to familiar foods before big games. This is not the time to try something new. Good snack if less than 1 hour between meal and start of activity. Light meal if 1 to 2 hours between meal and start of activity.	A slice of KRAFT Spaghetti Pie with a glass of milk Fruit and yogourt Christie Crackers such as Wheat Thins, Premium Plus Crackers or Vegetable Thins with a piece of Kraft Cheese
During practice or game	Hydrate throughout the game. Dehydration is the number one cause of fatigue in athletes. Encourage players to drink a large mouthful every 15 to 20 minutes.	Drink lots of water
After practice or game	Hydrate immediately after game Well balanced meal soon after	Drink plenty of fluids (2 cups) of water, fruit juice or milk One of our Everyday Easy Chicken Dinners.