Another week in the books. I’m actually in Africa right now, but these are the lunches I made before I left. My hubby is on lunch duty while I’m away, so I won’t have any photos next week.
Week 20 Kids School Lunches
Monday: GoPicnic Ready-to-Eat Meals Turkey Slices & Cheddar
Tuesday: salami slices, tortilla bites, babybel cheese, peapods, mandarin orange
Wednesday: sunbutter & jelly bagel thin, peach slices, carrots
(packed in Ziploc Container, Divided Rectangle
Thursday: turkey slices, babybel cheese, crackers, apple, peapods
(packed in Ziploc Container, Divided Rectangle
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laramealor.com says
love these suggestions! Thank you
http://www.laramealor.com/exactly-kid-food-anyway/
Kimberly says
You’re welcome Lara. Hope they come in handy!
Kristen says
This is awesome…such great ideas. I’m totally stealing some of these for my daughter! Stopping by from SITS!
Kimberly says
Love it when I see others getting new lunch ideas from my posts! Thanks for visiting Kristen!
Lindsey says
Thank you! My kids don’t have peanut allergies, but kids in their class do so we can’t send anything with peanuts. I have been pulling my hair out! This will be very useful.
Kimberly says
So glad to be of help Lindsey — and thank you for being so mindful of the classroom allergy alerts! :)
Larissa says
Luckily, my kids don’t have any food allergies, but they each have friends that do. These are great ideas for snacks when we have those friends over.
Kimberly says
Great Larissa! Thanks for being mindful of your children’s friends allergies.
Lena @ WhatMommyDoes says
I’m so glad I hopped on over to your blog! I’ve actually been racking my brain for a better variety for my daughter’s lunchbox and I am enjoying going through your lunch archives. I get stuck in the rut of sandwich, fruit, etc and never change it up. I hadn’t even thought of Babybel, but she loves those! :)
Kimberly says
Yea Lena! If you can find some mini food cutters (like bento supplies) you can cut fun shapes in the wax of the babybel cheeses. My girls love it when I do that! :)
Lena @ WhatMommyDoes says
Thanks for the tip! Is Bento Supplies a website?
Kimberly says
There are bento supply sites like BentoUSA.com, but you can also find a lot of things on ebay and amazon. You can also check to see if you have either a Daiso or H-Mart store locally. They sometimes have some bento supplies.
Laura Hinckley says
What a great idea the lunches are. I hope you have a wonderful trip. How fun for you and exciting. I look forward to reading about your adventures. #SITSBlogging
Kimberly says
Thanks so much Laura! I had a wonderful time on my trip!
Kym says
This is great- I can’t wait to go through and look at all your lunch ideas. We are nut free also. My three year old is peanut allergic and I feel like I pack him the same five lunches every week.
#SITSBlogging
Kimberly says
So happy you stopped by Kym! Have you heard about Wowbutter and Sunbutter? We love using them as peanut butter alternatives!
Kym says
We love wowbutter and also just discovered I.M. Healthy brand soynut butter that my non allergic son says tastes even more real. I tried sunbutter once but the texture seemed really stiff. Is it better for cooking?
Kimberly says
I’ve never heard of the IM Healthy brand. I do think sunbutter has a stiff consistency, but my girls still like the flavor. I haven’t tried any baking with them yet, but I’m wanting to try some
peanutbutter blossom kiss cookies soon!