Good picnic foods for toddlers
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Anonymous
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Looking for Good picnic food suggestions for toddler so we don’t end up a chick FIL a or back home for lunch when out and about?
Difficulty: We don’t really like sandwich bread or lunch meat. |
Anonymous
| We pack rotisserie chicken, mustard sauce, cucumber Spears and carrots. Hummus, chips, cheese sticks and some sort of fruit. Maybe hardboiled eggs. |
Anonymous
| Peanut butter crackers, cheese, apples. Cukes. Applesauce (you can get a refillable pouch). Zbars |
Anonymous
| cheese sticks, cucumbers, applesauce, berries, goldfish, bananas |
Anonymous
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Hummus, veggie sticks and crackers
Thermos of leftovers or soup Leftover pizza Cheese, crackers. veggies, fruit, olives Roasted chicken Cream cheese and cucumber or smoked salmon pinwheels made with tortillas or flatbread Salad in a tupperware Pasta what do you eat at home? |
Anonymous
| We pack chick FIL a! |
Anonymous
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If you don't like sandwich bread, what about tortilla roll ups?
Or just things with protein, like hummus & pita, cheese and crackers etc? |
Anonymous
Op here: 2.5 yo will eat at home salmon, pasta, pizza, bananas, apples with nut butter, oatmeal (tons), yogurt. Guess I was looking just for logistics tips for easy to pack/not too messy foods. Tired of ending up at nando’s. Grateful for all the suggestions! |
Anonymous
| Whatever they eat at home. Throw in Tupperware. Done. |