What are you packing for school lunches?

Anonymous
Need some new ideas. TIA!
Anonymous
My kids love chicken tenders and Mac and cheese. With a couple of snacks thrown in, celery, fruit, maybe fruit snacks or cookies.
Anonymous
Lately DD has been on a soup kick, so a thermos of soup and some crackers.
Anonymous
Hard boiled egg, dried broccoli, edemame, etc.
Anonymous
I make different mini muffins each Sunday -- pumpkin, apple, banana, etc. -- and pack those with some fruit and multigrain chips. I'm desperate for new ideas though. Mine rarely eat much lunch regardless of what is packed.
Anonymous
sandwich or pasta or sliced pieces of meat with a little rice or crackers or such, carrots/broccoli/cucumber with dressing, fruits like berries, orange slices.
Anonymous
dumplings, samosas, ham and cheese quesadillas, ravioli with sauce and parm. A mixed fruit salad and a cookie or mini-muffin of some kind.
Anonymous

Left-overs.

Anonymous
Grilled or broiled chicken and a small container of blue cheese, ranch, or mustard for dipping. Applesauce, cheese stick, crackers. I make a lot of chicken on Sunday and we eat it for lunches through the week. Sometimes I throw it in a crockpot.
Anonymous
Celery and olives
Ants on a log
Deli turkey slices rolled up
Toast fingers with butter (weird one but he ate it)
Hard boiled egg
Anonymous
Tortilla with refried beans and shredded cheese, folded in half like a taco and cut in half to make two wedges that fit in a sandwich box

tortellini with pasta sauce

tuna fish in sandwich or in a container with a fork (for a while they would just eat the tuna and leave the bread, so I stopped making the actual sandwich)

meatball
Anonymous
Caprese salad
Hummus with pita, cut up fruit, almonds, yogurt
Sandwiches on torta rolls from Costco: roast beef w havarti cheese and alioli mustard or horseradish, ham and cheese, prosciutto w goat cheese and fig jam
Dinner leftovers, e.g. spaghetti and meatballs in a thermos
Anonymous
Peanut butter cups with pretzels and apples for dipping
Hot dogs
Banana pinwheels - spread PB on whole wheat tortilla, put whole banana on top, roll up and cut into slices
Lunch meat and cheese roll ups, cut up on and skewered on lollipop sticks
French toast sticks
Cinnamon bread or bagels with cream cheese
Frozen yogurt sticks
Lots of fruit
I include a veggie, but unless it's carrots it's completely ignored

I wish my kids would eat leftovers
Anonymous
Is this thread a joke? Your kids eat better than I do. Brooke chicken with blue cheese dip?

PB&Honey on whole wheat. Skinny pop/Booty, blueberries/strawberries/apples and baby carrots. Maybe a fig bar if I'm feeling fancy.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Is this thread a joke? Your kids eat better than I do. Brooke chicken with blue cheese dip?

PB&Honey on whole wheat. Skinny pop/Booty, blueberries/strawberries/apples and baby carrots. Maybe a fig bar if I'm feeling fancy.


Argh BROILED.
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