Post by Loupy on Aug 15, 2013 12:58:50 GMT -7
How to Make Your Own Lunchables
From: Kristl @ www.thebudgetdiet.com/
Start with a compartment lunch container.
Fill each compartment with something yummy!
Well, that sounds easy enough, but I need help coming up with something yummy and healthy for each compartment!
Print this list of 20 school lunch ideas, and you’ll be well on your way to earning your “Mom of the Year” badge!
Think beyond sandwich bread and think about bagel sandwiches, tortilla wraps or stuffed pita sandwiches.
Leftover chicken? Make chicken salad.
Leftover anything…ask yourself if it would be good for lunch.
Tuna Salad
Egg Salad
Pimiento Cheese
Shaped Sandwiches using Cookie Cutters
Fruit Salad
Grapes
Berries
Apple Slices
Cheese Cubes
Baby Carrots
Peanut Butter Stuffed Celery
Hummus
Sliced Cucumber
Hard-Boiled Egg
Pasta Salad
Nuts
Trail Mix – make your own with nuts, dried fruit and chocolate chips
Remember…next time your child is begging you to buy Lunchables – be frugal, be healthy and make your own!
From: Kristl @ www.thebudgetdiet.com/
Start with a compartment lunch container.
Fill each compartment with something yummy!
Well, that sounds easy enough, but I need help coming up with something yummy and healthy for each compartment!
Print this list of 20 school lunch ideas, and you’ll be well on your way to earning your “Mom of the Year” badge!
Think beyond sandwich bread and think about bagel sandwiches, tortilla wraps or stuffed pita sandwiches.
Leftover chicken? Make chicken salad.
Leftover anything…ask yourself if it would be good for lunch.
Tuna Salad
Egg Salad
Pimiento Cheese
Shaped Sandwiches using Cookie Cutters
Fruit Salad
Grapes
Berries
Apple Slices
Cheese Cubes
Baby Carrots
Peanut Butter Stuffed Celery
Hummus
Sliced Cucumber
Hard-Boiled Egg
Pasta Salad
Nuts
Trail Mix – make your own with nuts, dried fruit and chocolate chips
Remember…next time your child is begging you to buy Lunchables – be frugal, be healthy and make your own!
