We usually have sheets of nori on hand, so I will do a rice ball in nori. Otherwise, I would do the bagel and cream cheese or grab something from the store before school.

Chess stick, or other cheese, granola/cereal bar, fruit.

Anonymous wrote:I would not let my child be a vegetarian. Nutrient dense foods are important for growth and brain development. This whole post and the suggestions just makes me sad.

you are wrong on so many ways. There are lots of nutritious vegetarian options out there. Maybe not in OPs kitchen right this second though lol.

I would not let my child be a vegetarian. Nutrient dense foods are important for growth and brain development. This whole post and the suggestions just makes me sad.

Anonymous wrote:My kids got apple slices with peanut butter to dip them in today.

Crap, it's too early-forgot about the nut thing.

My kids got apple slices with peanut butter to dip them in today.

Wow OP. This is really slim pickings. Glad you scrounged something up.

Anonymous wrote:Baggy of cereal and fruit? Nuts and dried fruit? Any hummus and veggies? Frozen waffles and peanut butter? Yogurt and h granola and fruit?

Thank you!

Toasted frozen waffle and plain yogurt with freezer fruit mixed in for the win! I completely forgot we had waffles in the freezer.

Pasta salad

Stop for a bagel and cream cheese on the way to school.

Leftovers.

Cold noodles.

We get an Extra Cheesy Pizza lunchable on the way to school

Baggy of cereal and fruit? Nuts and dried fruit? Any hummus and veggies? Frozen waffles and peanut butter? Yogurt and h granola and fruit?

... When you are about to go to bed and you realize your vegetarian kid who normally gets school lunch needs to brown bag it tomorrow for a field trip and you haven't been shopping?

No bread or cracker type item in the house after making french toast today
Likes eggs but got teased once about hard boiled eggs so won't bring them
Can't have nuts
Lost thermos