Tomato, cucumber and sprouts mmmm. A little mustard and s+p, nice and simple and yummy. You can grow your own sprouts that last forever!

Anonymous wrote:Chickpeas are great for this!

I'm not vegan, but I'll happily eat chickpea salad instead of egg salad.

https://www.noracooks.com/chickpea-salad-sandwich/

Third-ing. I'm also not vegan and absolutely love chickpea salad.

For a good ol grilled cheese Violife makes an imitation American Cheese that I honestly can't tell the difference (I mean given how processed American Cheese is, it makes sense).

If you put a little lemon, lime or organge juice on avocado, and wrap is in saran wrap so no air touches it, it will star green

Anonymous wrote:It's not environmentally friendly but single serve hummus containers last for weeks.

Multi-server containers also last for many weeks, and at least 2 weeks after opening

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's not environmentally friendly but single serve hummus containers last for weeks.

My meat-eating daughter prefers a lemon-dill hummus/spinach/feta wrap for her lunch. It is delicious. I don't think the feta adds much or you could do a non-dairy option.

Yummy! Do you mean fresh baby spinach?

^ forgot to add Butler’s soy curls

https://www.butlerfoods.com/soycurls?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=11662384475&gclid=Cj0KCQiA1JLLBhCDARIsAAVfy7iAUIprX0NzbU0gHJo1a5fmC-6NTI8jfNoy7mJhZdXtHPTDbxdphwMaAkqJEALw_wcB

They are sold on Amazon too

Rehydrate and coat with bbq sauce for a quick wrap or sandwich - not processed soy isolate, made from whole soy

IKEA has veggie hot dogs that are good and not junk - the ones in freezer with obvious veggies showing.
Aldi has decent veggie burgers with veggies and beans, not junky.

Anonymous wrote:Have you tried Jackfruit slices? I tried it recently at a party and everyone was raving over it, and then I saw it recently in our local natural foods market.

Jackfruit can be shredded like barbecue and has texture of meat - beware it’s stickier than you can ever imagine, though. Your kitchen will require a deep clean unless it’s from a can. Packed in water not sugar fyi.

So many:
Eggless salad https://happyherbivore.com/recipe/eggless-salad/amp/

Nottingham
https://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipes/nottingham-wrap

Hummus on bread or pita with cucumber, bell pepper, tomato, olive or two

Rainbow wrap - wrap with hummus, cooked cubed sweet potato, shredded red cabbage, shredded carrot.

Lentil wrap - https://www.thekitchn.com/recipe-spicy-lentil-wrap-with-tahini-saucerecipes-from-the-kitchn-167629

Mash black beans with salsa, spread on bread, layer sliced avocado on top

Almond butter with fresh blueberries in a sandwich or open face

Baguette with pesto, bell peppers, tomatoes, warmed in air fryer and wrapped in foil

These are our favorite. My kids like to make egg bites with vegan Just Egg (cubed cooked potato and thyme, or spinach and sautéed mushroom) and pack those.

Sushi is a hit and easy to pack - cucumber, tofu, mango, avocado, shredded carrot

Have you tried Jackfruit slices? I tried it recently at a party and everyone was raving over it, and then I saw it recently in our local natural foods market.

Anonymous wrote:Chickpeas are great for this!

I'm not vegan, but I'll happily eat chickpea salad instead of egg salad.

https://www.noracooks.com/chickpea-salad-sandwich/

+1

Anonymous wrote:It's not environmentally friendly but single serve hummus containers last for weeks.

My meat-eating daughter prefers a lemon-dill hummus/spinach/feta wrap for her lunch. It is delicious. I don't think the feta adds much or you could do a non-dairy option.

Chickpeas are great for this!

I'm not vegan, but I'll happily eat chickpea salad instead of egg salad.

https://www.noracooks.com/chickpea-salad-sandwich/

Peanut butter and jelly.

It's not environmentally friendly but single serve hummus containers last for weeks.

I’m the poster with the vegan 11 year old.

My daughter likes the ease of sandwiches for lunch. Any tasty options? In an ideal world, something that could last awhile in the fridge or freezer would be great.