EatMoveRest takes daily cooking off the lunch menu
Erin Stanczyk builds a loaded wrap from prep-ahead ingredients in the standout upload of a three-video week.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
I HATE Making Lunch But LOVE Eating Healthy...Here's How I Fixed It!
Things we can learn from the video
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- 1:28Assemble lunch from prepared components instead of cooking a new meal from scratch each day.
- 2:20Prep chickpeas, vegetable tofu scramble and quinoa as reusable meal components.
- 4:46Erin's lunch framework combines a green, a grain, a bean, a protein and a healthy fat.
- 5:32Layer hummus, quinoa, scrambled tofu, chickpeas, avocado and spinach into a tortilla wrap.
- 7:53Use the prepared ingredients for children's lunch bowls or a burrito bowl alternative.
Even a cookbook author can get tired of making lunch. Erin Stanczyk admits that fitting it around homeschooling and work feels tedious, so her new EatMoveRest video changes the assignment: prepare the components, then assemble rather than start from scratch.
In "I HATE Making Lunch But LOVE Eating Healthy...Here's How I Fixed It!", chickpeas go into the Instant Pot, tofu gets mashed and sautéed with vegetables, and quinoa cooks alongside. The payoff is a tortilla layered with hummus, quinoa, tofu, chickpeas, avocado and spinach. Her organizing principle is easy to remember: a green, a grain, a bean, a protein and a healthy fat. The same ingredients can become a burrito bowl when a wrap doesn't appeal.
The lunch tutorial drew about 13,000 views, the largest total among this week's uploads. Viewers bring practical follow-up questions: whether the hummus contains oil, what could replace tofu, and how to make lunch happen when you're a busy mother yourself.
The other uploads step away from the kitchen. "When you find your people…💚 #plantbased #retreat #siestakey" reflects on the retreat team's time together, with Erin emphasizing in-person conversations as much as food and movement. The motherhood-themed "I Wanted to Be a Model…God Made Me a Role Model 🥹🙏💕 #girlmom" currently has the most daily viewing momentum of the three.
Subscribers stayed unchanged across the week, while the channel added roughly 48,000 views. Among nearby health channels, ADHD Love had a much bigger viewing week; EatMoveRest's weekly viewing gain sat between Mic the Vegan's and Kevin Jubbal, M.D.'s. Here, the most-watched new upload kept its ambitions pleasingly domestic: make the ingredients once, and give tomorrow's lunch less work to do.
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What viewers say
I love your cookbook! And this lunch looks delicious. You are right on about lunch time for ourselves- it’s tough as a busy mom. Thanks for the inspiration 💛
@cadykelly247See it on YouTubeSuggestions for a tofu alternative?
@RachelTvedt-kw9rkSee it on YouTubeIs the Hummus you get from the sprouts is it without the oil?
@janetsimon2445See it on YouTube
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I can definitely relate! 😊 Thank you for sharing your lovely ideas and inspiration! 🌱💚
@PlantPowerMealsSee it on YouTube👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I love this kind of videos. Please share
more!!!!! Thanks ❤❤@maranataelsenorviene1745See it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on EatMoveRest right now
- Channel
- EatMoveRest
- Subscribers
- 202,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 47,627
- Videos published this week
- 3
- Video published
- November 7, 2026
- Video views so far
- 13,250
- Views on its first day
- 8,418
The numbers
Here is EatMoveRest's week in views and subscribers.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which appliance does Erin use to prepare chickpeas in the lunch video?
Erin prepares the chickpeas in an Instant Pot before assembling her lunch.




