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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Was just looking at the post about lunchables.  People generally seem to pack similar things, and I was wondering what parents from other countries pack instead of PBJ, cold cuts, hummus, etc.  Looking to expand my repertoire.  [/quote]

I'm American and I don't pack sandwiches, lunch meat or hummus ever.

The lunches I send in consist of:

1. A fresh fruit of vegetable (Apple, berries, banana, peach, cherries, celery, carrots, cucumbers, etc)

2. Main entree (Mac n cheese, pasta, sliders, hot dog or corn dog, chicken, pizza etc)

3. A treat (string cheese, yogurt, cookies, crackers, chips, piece of candy etc)

4. A drink (juice, water or milk)

This may change based on what he asks for. He just started eating lunch last year. He used to never touch any of the food I sent in. I'm thrilled that he will actually eat now, so I try to keep a good variety/balance to encourage him to continue eating lunch at school. I also let him buy from time to time.
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