Lunch Box & Thermos
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Lunch Box Ideas ...
Asked by R.S. from Utica
on September 1, 2011
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Friends ,
My son will be starting school next week , he will be gng to kindergarten ., and i have no idea as what to pack for his lunch ... I am originally from in...
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- i would pack what he likes. My son has been in daycare since last September. I pay for his lunch that the school provides. However, I can pick what days I want to pay ...
- We had an Indian student, who used to bring a traditional Indian snack. I can't remember what it was called, but it was really good and he said it was a type of Indian...
- Just send whatever he eats at home for snacks and lunch. Do make sure that you pack his snacks seperate from his lunch bag. In many cases, the lunch bag might get ...
Another Lunch Box Question--imitation Crab
Asked by E.J. from Lincoln
on August 16, 2011
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So, as you can see my son likes weird things in his lunch box. Today's choice for tomorrow is imitation crab sticks. Do you think those will last okay on an ice pack...
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- I pack a lunch for myself every day (during the summer, our school district offers free lunch for all children 1-18, so I take my girls and bring my own lunch...they g...
- Yes - you could also throw them in the freezer for an hour or two in the morning ( like as soon as you get up) just to make them extra cold, then pack in lunchbox.
- Yes, put the blue ice on top of it or put it in a frozen box. I think it is great that he likes these different things!
Need Healthy Lunchbox Suggestions for Picky 4 Year Old!
Asked by L.W. from Nashville
on August 26, 2011
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Hey Rockin' Mamas!
My son has just started at a new preschool where the majority of the children bring their lunch. There is a wonderful lunch selection available, b...
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- I agree with Senya. Buy the lunchbox and put his healthy snack in it! Then have him eat the lunch provided. Problem solved with far less fuss.
- I'd make my own lunchables - pack some whole grain cracker and slices of cheese, then add a pickle or carrots and some fruit. My kids don't like pb&j either but they d...
- Melissa is right... make your own "lunchables" by packing high quality cheese, crackers, pepperoni, etc. Also, if there are "hot" foods he likes, then get a thermos c...
Thermos Lunch Containers
Asked by A.M. from Chicago
on August 26, 2010
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Hi moms,
I am looking for a thermos container that is not too big for my son's lunch for school. I bought an Embark brand container from Target but my son said his ...
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- My son is 4yrs old and likes all of the characters, but try going to "toy's r us" I remember seeing some there that were plain.
- Look in the camping section, not the back to school section. I found a grey thermos for my daughter with no characters on it.
- I'd call around to stores and ask. I don't know if you have a Fred Meyer where you live but ours has plain containers. My granddaughter has one that I bought at FM t...
Non Toxic Lunchbox
Asked by M.M. from Austin
on March 23, 2011
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I am trying to find a non-toxic lunchbox for kids. I see several options online. Does anyone recommend a particular brand that they have been pleased with and trust ...
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- Brown paper bags! Blessings....
- http://nickisdiapers.com/catalog.php?category=2212 I like these ones. Not sure your age range though, these can be more for younger kids. I also like these Planet Wi...
- Unless your child is going to be attempting to eat his/her lunchbox, I don't think you need to worry about them having a plastic lunch box =)
Toddler Lunch Box Suggestions
Asked by R.G. from Dallas
on August 19, 2010
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I'm shopping on-line for a lunch box for my 2 year old who's headed to Mothers Day Out soon. I'd like to get a good one that will last a while but is also cute, eco-f...
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- I ordered one last spring from Pottery Barn Kids -- and was able to get her name monogrammed on it -- I love it so far!
- You might try a search on Etsy.com. All handmade, adorable items. We ordered one from MaxandMeena. So cute:)
- We have some cute ones that you can monogram for $1 in August. Check out www.mythirtyone.com/reacesmith. We have some really cute thermal insulated bags that are perfe...
Lunch Box Ideas
Asked by M.H. from Green Bay
on August 9, 2011
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We have been thinking about school lately and I was wondering what you guys send with your kids. I usually send them a cold lunch once a week. I do it because my son i...
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- bagel with cream cheese and jam ants on a log (celery, pnut butter, raisins) peanut butter sandwich on a tortilla pizzas made on english muffins cheese and cracker...
- My son loves it when I make salads for him. I put shredded lettuce and cherry tomatoes in a plastic ziploc container. In a ziploc baggie, I put shredded cheese, crouto...
- I had to get creative when I found out my kid has a peanut allergy. I always put a fruit, veggie, cheese, bread or crackers and some sort of protein in my kid's lunch...
Bento Boxes? Other Lunchbox Choices?
Asked by D.H. from Richmond
on August 3, 2010
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Hello Ladies,
With school approaching I was thinking of investing in some different lunch boxes. I'm a bit tired of using a TON of ziplock bags every day - three kids...
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- I use a sandwich box thing I found in the dollar section at target. and put it in my daughter's normal lunch box. There are containers now that have little frozen ...
- I use the pottery barn kids containers. Sadly, they do not go in the dishwasher but if you bought a few days' worth, you would have to wash them all only once every f...
- i like your idea, ziplocs drive me nuts. I would be concerned about cleaning the little corners of a bento type box. or do you just put dry stuff in there? i used a...
Kindergarten Lunchbox Ideas
Asked by S.G. from Los Angeles
on August 12, 2008
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Hi All
My son is heading to kindergarten soon. His school does not have refridgeration for the lunches, but I have a little icepack. I need ideas for 2x snacks and ...
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- Besides PB&J, I have packed pita with hummus and tomatoes; flat wraps with chicken, spinach, tomato and balsamic vinaigrette; peanut butter with honey and bananas. ...
- *bananas *Smuckers PBJ uncrustables frozen(they thaw by the time they eat it) *applesauce *baby carrots *cheese and crackers. *sliced apples
- One good trick is to freeze juice boxes. These will act as icepacks and keep everything cold until lunch and also provide a cold drink. M.
Best Thermos?
Asked by J.C. from New York
on August 2, 2011
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Hi ladies,
Does anyone have any thermos recommendations? I want to be able to send my daughter to school with a thermos of hot food in the fall.
Thanks in advnace!
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- We have a few Thermos Foogo Leak Proof Food Jars with cool designs. Got them at Target. They are still working great- keep the food hot or cold, and are super cute and...
- The thermos wide mouth plastic one works well. Keep in mine thoughthat it can be tough to open. Soemthing about the heat creates a vacuum that makes it tough to open...
- Target has a nice selection by the camping area and next to the insulated coffee tumblers. I have a couple and they both work great. One is AThermos brand and the othe...
