Mini-Fridge Makeover
10 Healthy choice to keep in your dorm mini-fridge
Stock your dorm-room fridge with a variety of healthy foods. That way, when you need a quick breakfast or study snack, you’ll have plenty of options on hand!
Low-fat cheese – Pair 1 slice of cheese with 100% whole-grain bread for an easy snack or munch on a cheese stick for a quick bite between classes. Low-fat cheeses can even be used when making omelets and quesadillas in your dorm microwave!
Vegetables – Pre-washed and pre-cut varieties are convenient for quick snacks and meals. Try incorporating green, red, orange, and yellow vegetables into your diet. Pair veggies with your favorite dips, such as carrots with humus or celery with peanut butter. Add them to omelets and quesadillas.
Fruit – Remember that fresh, frozen, dried, and canned fruits all count. Just watch out for varieties with added sugars or syrups. Add a tablespoon of raisins or dried apricots to your morning oatmeal or yogurt and grab an apple for a natural source of energy during a late night study break. 
Water – Keep water in your fridge. Investing in a water-filter pitcher is a great way to sore water in your dorm room. Drinking water instead of sugary drinks is a healthy choice.
Nuts and Nut Butters – These will last longer when stored in the fridge. Try walnuts, almonds, peanuts, hazelnuts, pistachios, or cashews. Peanut butter and almond butter are delicious on apple slices or whole-grain toast.
Eggs – Eggs in a dorm room? If you have a refrigerator, yes! Use a microwave safe bowl or mug to scramble eggs for a quick, convenient breakfast or snack. Toss in raw veggies and a tablespoon of cheese for added flavor!
Milk and Yogurt – 
Fat-free (skim) or low-fat milk can be added to oatmeal or whole-grain cereals for a filling, nutritious breakfast. Individual containers of low-fat yogurt or low-fat Greek yogurt are convenient and portable. Mix yogurt with fruit and nuts for an energizing breakfast or top with a few chocolate chips and cinnamon for a healthy dessert.
Hummus – Hummus can be paired with almost anything! Enjoy dipping red pepper slices, carrots, or other raw veggies into this delicious dip. Spread hummus onto a whole-wheat pita with tomatoes and cucumbers for an easy, nutritious lunch.
Salsa – A fresh salsa with tomatoes, jalapeños, cilantro, and onions is a fun and yummy way to incorporate veggies into your diet. Pair low-sodium salsas with a small serving of whole-grain tortilla chips or raw veggies.
Use the ‘Nutrition Facts’ Label – Use the Nutrition Facts label to choose beverages and foods at the store. The label contains information about total sugars, total fats, and calories. Reading the Nutrition Facts label on packaged foods can help you make better choices!
(https://www.choosemyplate.gov/ten-tips-mini-fridge-makeover)