School Lunch
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Lunch Ideas
Asked by O.S. from Charlotte
on July 9, 2010
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my son starts preschool soon and i want him to take his own lunch i need some ideas help he dont eat alot of meats any ideas help
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- Fruit cups, veggie/dips, rolled deli meat (or homemade turkey, chicken, ham), string cheese, cottage cheese & fruit doubles, lettuce wraps, cheese & crackers, peanut b...
- We did dinner leftovers for lunches. That way I knew he would eat them
- Experiment with the meats. And think outside the bread... My daughter will NOT eat any sandwich that is not PB & J. But she WILL eat rolled up deli meats... Ham "ro...
Lunch Ideas
Asked by L.V. from Minneapolis
on April 20, 2011
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My son started a new daycare this week and I will be providing his lunch. I've sent the basic; PB&J sandwich, fruit/apple sauce, carrots and crackers, with him. I fi...
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- I think it's better to think snacks than lunch... (you can put an ice block in his lunch bag) cubes of cheese cubes of left over chicken crackers pretzels orange ...
- grilled cheese, edamame, nuts, chick peas, hummus on whole wheat, brown rice crackers, veggies (steamed broccoli, cauliflower (cooked or raw), cucumbers, asparagus, ca...
- I love Laptop Lunches (Bento-style). Check out their website for tons of ideas! http://www.laptoplunches.com/ If you're packing his lunch with an ice pack you m...
Taking a Lunch
Asked by D.M. from Detroit
on March 3, 2010
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Any good ideas for what my son could take for lunch. So far he will only eat peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for lunch, when I send him with Turkey sandwich he will...
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- Our 4 year old is the same. To break it up, we send cold pizza or Salami & Cheese with crackers & cucumbers as a side. We cook a chicken breast for our 2 year old ...
- Why doesn't he like the turkey? Is it the brand or the particular type of turkey? It sounds like he wants something sweet at lunch. So couple of things...have him t...
- If that is all he will eat, then send him to school with PB&J. That way, he will have filled his tummy in school, and won't be starving. A hungry child can't concentra...
Lunch Ideas
Asked by J.S. from Chicago
on April 27, 2010
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I am at a loss for lunch ideas for my 5 and 3 year old. They live on hotdogs, mac n cheese, nuggets and PBJ for lunch, I am looking for some new, healthier, easy and...
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- This might sound boring, but we do cereal and milk with some kind of sliced fruit for a LOT of lunches, even when that repeats breakfast. Kids like it and as long as y...
- Honestly, pbj and nuggets aren't so bad in the long run. Try to pair them with some fresh chopped raw veggies (carrots, cucumbers, broccoli, whatever) and some fruit ...
- I am in a similar boat for my school aged child who brings lunch to school. I'm out of ideas! They don't have access to a fridge or microwave. Think "God's packagi...
Lunch Ideas???
Asked by M.J. from Chicago
on May 10, 2010
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Anyone care to share their lunch ideas for their kids? I am running out of ideas and my child is only 3 years old! :) This would be ideas for us to have for lunches at...
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- Right now my son is digging the FlatOut Flatbreads with chicken, lettuce, shredded carrots, etc. Also, egg salad, tuna salad, hardboiled eggs, veggies & ranch, fruit ...
- My daughter gets really tired of sandwiches, and leftovers are hard to take to school, since heating stuff up isn't an option. What she does love is what she calls a '...
- I'm chinese american and I love to cook. I do all kinds of foods, but what I found easy is making fried rice. Since we eat rice alot, we always have leftovers and I ...
Lunch Ideas
Asked by J.S. from Chicago
on September 26, 2008
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I'm having a difficult time trying to come up with new stuff to eat at home for lunch for my almost 3 year old daughter. She is very picky like me and I remember gett...
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- I never knew what to make for lunch either. It was like having to prepare another whole meal each day, and I was overwhelmed. What I did was create seven different l...
- Don't overlook frozen dinners--the healthy grown up kind. My daughters both loved meatball stroganoff...personally it totally grosses me out but they loved it. Also, ...
- I like to put several small things on their plates - a couple of grapes, a couple of carrot sticks, etc. They don't eat that much (in quantity) at that age. Sometimes ...
Packing Lunch
Asked by A.K. from Albuquerque
on August 19, 2008
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My son is starting preschool and although he will only be there a couple of hours, he needs to pack a lunch. He's vegetarian, we do picnics a lot with hummus and chee...
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- Hello A K - You could do veggie roll ups with your choice of lettuce leaves,slices of cheese,thin slices of tomato & onion etc,throw a few packets of mustard from t...
- For my kids I might pack them some pita slices filled with different stir-fried veggies & cheese, celery filled with peanut butter or cream cheese, a non-flavored wrap...
- Is there a microwave at the preschool? I give my son Minute Rice brand that is ready to serve and it comes in brown rice (it just takes 1 minute to heat). I also sen...
Healthy Lunch
Asked by S.J. from Detroit
on June 3, 2010
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My 4 year old will be attending a summer camp this summer. I have to provide lunch. I need some suggestions on healthy lunches. No refrigerators will be provided.
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- pb&j or meat and cheese sandwiches, lots of fruit since he will need extra fluids. My kids like homemade bean and cheese burritos - just tortilla, ref beans and chees...
- PBJ keeps unrefrigerated. Fresh fruit and veggies, crackers, nuts and dried fruit are good too!
- Remember the good old days when we all took brown bags to school and the food was fine? :) They've got great BPA free reusable lunch containers at Target and othe...
Hot Lunch
Asked by L.L. from Hartford
on August 27, 2010
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My son's new school this year offers hot lunches. I was totally against it and had told him he could only get hot lunch once a week, because they were probably full of...
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- I have been REALLY impressed with the elementary my son attends as a prek student. I still prefer to send his lunch, and I never allow him to buy lunch on days that gr...
- It REALLY depends on the school. Also as to which choices the child themselves make AND how many choices they are allowed to make. My son loves fresh fruit..BUT... ...
- I do, although I wish my son's school lunches were more nutritious and had more food. I opted for the hot lunch because I found out he was throwing out my lunches (a...
Lunch Box
Asked by M.T. from Austin
on October 11, 2011
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Hi! I'm looking for a really good insulated lunch box for my daughter. I don't care about the design, meaning I'm not looking for a princesses/hello kitty theme. I do ...
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- Try Land's End, and maybe LL Bean. I have had great luck with Land's End products, especially the lunch boxes, which hold a lot. You also might want to try using a gel...
- We got a LL Bean lunchbox this year, I wanted to get him something that would last several years and have a matching lunchbox/backpack set and while I love Land's End,...
- hi there, We bought our son 2 pack it lunch boxes this yearr. He loves them and says his food is good and cold at lunch time. I got a 2 for 1 deal from the official w...
