Lunch Box & Thermos
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Warm Formula Stored in a Thermos?
Asked by J.O. from San Francisco
on September 23, 2008
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Hi moms, thanks to all who responded to my recent question about traveling with formula. I purchased a new thermos that will only be used for the baby's formula....th...
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- When I used formula it was powered (not ready made liquid). It was so easy to make when traveling. The stores have sticks of power so you do not have to measure it (...
- Hi Jen, When my older son (now 19 yrs old)when he a baby, I use to boil water put 3 ounces in the bottles then refrigerate. Then I boil another set of water then pu...
- Hi, We also use the liquid, ready-to-feed formula for my twin girls. For trips, we do make the bottles ahead of time, but definitely keep them in a thermal bottle bag ...
Ideas for "Cold Lunch Box" Lunches Anyone?
Asked by N.P. from Chicago
on April 29, 2008
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Anyone have any ideas for lunch box type meals? In a few months my kids will be trying a morning program which requires them to bring a lunch box. We typically have ...
PreSchooler Snacks & Thermos Question
Asked by M.G. from New York
on September 13, 2010
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Good Morning,
I have two questions that I hope I can get some clarity on. First, my son started the Head Start program in my town. I am still figuring out what sn...
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- A thermos is meant to keep food hot a few hours. If you left the soup in it overnight, it isn't going to stay fresh, the food will spoil out of refrigeration. The ther...
- Heat the thermos with boiling water as another poster said, then fill it with very hot soup. If you soup cooled down before you put it in there, it's just going to co...
- I wouldn't send in a Thermos, call the teacher and ask what they allow.
Lunch Box Ideas-other than Sandwiches
Asked by D.M. from Pittsburgh
on August 20, 2007
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I have two elementary age children. They get really tired of PB&J sandwiches. I prefer not to give them Lunchables. Does anybody have any ideas for different lunch ...
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- I always use www.kraftfoods.com. You can search the site for new ideas for kids lunches. You can also sign up for food ideas that they send through email....good qui...
- Do you have a thermos for the kids? You can make hot things, like maybe eggs or leftover pizza or something, put them in the thermos, and they'll still be hot come lun...
- I was also going to suggest tortilla roll-ups. My son loves them. We get ham or turkey from the deli and all of his favorite veggies (and occasionally some ranch dre...
Lunch Box Help for Next Yr
Asked by C.F. from Dallas
on May 28, 2008
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My daughter will be in kindergarden next yr and will have to eat lunch there. Some days she will eat there if she likes whats on the menu. I need some ideas on things ...
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- Will she eat tortillas? If so, maybe you could send quesadillas ... bean, cheese, chicken, whatever she would eat. Also, mine like pinwheels mde from rolled up torti...
- Hi. My daughter is in Kindergarten, and we are in the same situation! She doesn't eat bread and is a picky eater. She usually takes yogurt, a banana, pretzels (or crac...
- My son will be bringing his lunch every day to school due to food allergies. :( I plan on getting a thermos shaped like a bowl and putting things that will keep in it....
HELP!! Looking for Thermal or Hot Food Container for Son's Lunchbox ....
Asked by J.Z. from Seattle
on September 13, 2011
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Hi Mamas! My 5 year old son started all-day kindergarten last week. It has been a very exciting time but my son is also a VERY picky eater. For three days, I have t...
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- Thermos FUNtainers, they come in a wide mouth and Target sells them for about $15. But my sister found some at Grocery Outlet (I know they have them in the Seattle ar...
- why not ask him why he didn't eat his lunch. At 5 he should be able to tell you why. If it is because it's cold you've got a couple options. He needs to get used to ...
- Target, $15.00 widemouth Thermos. AWESOME! Pour hot water in it for a few minutes, dump out the water, dry it. Put hot food in and it stays warm for hours!
Need to Buy Easy Open/close Containers for Daughter's Lunch Box
Asked by P.P. from Dallas
on July 31, 2007
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My 5 year-old daughter will start kindergarten this coming August. I will be packing her lunch everyday. I've been using plastic containers that have dividers to pack ...
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- While not containers, the Ziploc bags with the "Easy Zipper" are what I plan to use in my daughter's lunch box. They're easy for little fingers to grasp and slide.
- My daughter went through PISD k-5 and I am a regular substitute teacher. YIKES...she is going to 7th grade this year! When she starts to school, teachers and PTA a...
- Avon has one. I am not sure how easy it is to open and close. I bought one for my son that will be starting kindergarten this year. Another mother suggested it. He...
What to Put into My Preschoolers Lunchbox???
Asked by H.L. from Los Angeles
on September 10, 2010
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Hi Ladies...
School starts for us in a few days, need lunch ideas... Our school is a peanut free school, so PB&J are out... I make him chicken nuggets, sandwiches, p...
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- They have school safe soy butter! My kids love it! my kids also like to make thier own lunchables so I send crackers, ham or turky and cheese that they can put togethe...
- For those recommending hummus (which is super yummy!), please be sure to tell your kids that hummus is also bad for those with peanut allergies. Kids that react to pea...
- Our kids love yogurts - they come in small containers so that's an easy one. Also, yogurt raisins, graham crackers, small apple sauce and fruit cups, wheat thins and ...
Thermos Containers for Soups Etc.
Asked by T.F. from Dallas
on November 11, 2009
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has anyone figured out the trick to keeping food warm in these containers? i heat them up super hot but, still hear that it wasn't hot when lunch time came. Any tips? ...
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- I am interested in receiving the tips as well. It must be a common problem.
- My daughter is 5yrs old and she says her food is still warm when she go to lunch at 11:45. She is using a stainless steel thermos. I boil water and the let it sit in t...
- I do the same as a previous post. I boil water and pour it in the thermos for 10 min or so. Then heat the food really hot and pour it in the thermos as soon as water...
Kindergartener Lunch Ideas - Non-refrigerated
Asked by J.W. from Minneapolis
on September 11, 2008
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This week kindergarten started! I have insulated lunch box. I am not sure about food safety. There is no refrigerator or microwave (no surprise). How long food can coo...
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- how about-a pnut butter/jelly sandwhich-fresh fruit-or cut up carrots and celery-the single jello/pudding cups-a few chips/cookies/soup in a thermos-i found pretty muc...
- Walmart has a ton of thermos, ice packs etc. I would try all sorts of things heated up in the thermos, mac/cheese,dinner leftovers, spaghettiO's, you name it. My...
- I don't have a lot of experience with keeping food hot, but as far as things like ham-n-cheese sandwiches, hard boiled eggs, etc, with the insulation and a small re-fr...
