Grilled vegetables like red onions, eggplant, zucchini and red peppers in a wrap sandwich with baby spinach and hummus.

I am not vegetarian but I make this all the time. Sometimes I add hummus or some pesto

Sometimes i use tuscan pane bread from Trader Joe’s.

I’ve also don’t chick pea salad like egg salad. Mayo, mustard, celery, celery salt on soft bread.

Baby Spinach, cucumbers, tomatoes, alfalfa sprouts and hummus.

All very yummy!

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Anonymous wrote:For a whole my kid would eat a whole avocado and potato chips. I would slice the avocado in half, use the knife to pop out the pit, then put the pit back in, put the avocado together and stick the whole thing in a ziplock. I’d pack potato chips and a fork and she’d smush the avocado a little with the fork and then dip the chips.

Why?

If you put the put back in it blocks the air from getting in there and turning the avocado brown. Popping it out and putting it back in makes it easy for the kid to get it out without a knife.

Anonymous wrote:For a whole my kid would eat a whole avocado and potato chips. I would slice the avocado in half, use the knife to pop out the pit, then put the pit back in, put the avocado together and stick the whole thing in a ziplock. I’d pack potato chips and a fork and she’d smush the avocado a little with the fork and then dip the chips.

Why?

In the fridge.

Or in the fudge

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Anonymous wrote:tofu on pita with peanut sauce (you can get at Trader Joes) (and I put sliced cucumbers but you can be creative.)

I think trader joes also has cooked tofu cubes if you are feeling lazy. but otherwise cut into squares, cornstarch and air fry or pan fry. You can make a bunch and serve later.

I love TJ but their precooked tofu is nasty.

It's one of my favorite things to buy there!
I used to have to make treks to TJs and stock up as the closest one is pretty far.
Fortunately Wegman's has started carrying a similar baked tofu. It's pricier. I'd love a Wegman's brand one.

The super firm is good raw on a sandwich (like cold cut turkey), and it's pretty easy to cook 2 blocks of tofu and put it in the fudge to use for a few days.

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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?

Yes, baby spinach! It is the easiest thing and everything stays fresh for the week. Wegmans has a cheaper hummus, even organic is cheaper - the other fancy brand that is usually available, I'm forgetting the name, is expensive. That is the flavor she prefers, so we stick with that.

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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?

Why does it matter? You can’t figure out what spinach to use?

For a whole my kid would eat a whole avocado and potato chips. I would slice the avocado in half, use the knife to pop out the pit, then put the pit back in, put the avocado together and stick the whole thing in a ziplock. I’d pack potato chips and a fork and she’d smush the avocado a little with the fork and then dip the chips.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:tofu on pita with peanut sauce (you can get at Trader Joes) (and I put sliced cucumbers but you can be creative.)

I think trader joes also has cooked tofu cubes if you are feeling lazy. but otherwise cut into squares, cornstarch and air fry or pan fry. You can make a bunch and serve later.

I love TJ but their precooked tofu is nasty.

It's one of my favorite things to buy there!
I used to have to make treks to TJs and stock up as the closest one is pretty far.
Fortunately Wegman's has started carrying a similar baked tofu. It's pricier. I'd love a Wegman's brand one.