Showing posts with label non sandwich lunch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label non sandwich lunch. Show all posts

Thursday, September 20, 2012

More lunch/snack ideas

Ok so the last couple of weeks have been very hectic which makes me blogging very tiresome. But I have been taking pictures and getting ideas. Here are a few of the lunch and snacks that I've been sending with my daughter. Simple, quick fixes that make the school day interesting without making my morning too complicated....

Lunch: Roaring water, grapes, chicken Lo Mein
Snack: water, fortune cookie, apple, peanut butter to dip apple in


Lunch: Roaring water, goldfish, cheese, wiener, granola bar
Snack: water, elf grahams, graham cracker with peanut butter and marshmallow cream


Lunch: Roaring water, ham, cheese, chips
Snack: water, jello, special K fruit crisp



Hope this gives you some different ideas.
From our kitchen to yours, Mary

Saturday, September 8, 2012

Lunch/Snack Ideas

Ok, so one week has passed in school and we survived. I thought I would share our ideas on what to pack. First you have to understand that my little one does not like sandwiches.

For snacks I bought a case of small waters but we reused one bottle for the entire week, just refilling it every day. The colorful bowls are from Wal-Mart in the baby section, they are called Take-n-Toss..of course we don't toss. They are dishwasher safe. The container the apples are in came from Wal-Mart in the gladware section. The peanuts and dip are in condiment cups found in the paper section (cups, plates).

Day 1:
Snack: Water, nutella, blueberry muffin (made a batch and froze them in single bags)
Lunch: Roaring water, apple with fruit dip (from prior post), popcorn chicken, cookies


Day 2:
Snack: Water, peanuts, cheese with cracker sticks
Lunch: Roaring water, mandarin oranges, pigs (pigs in blanket without blanket...little sausages), ham balls (prior post), homemade honey mustard dip


Day 3:
Snack: Water, blueberry muffin, graham cracker with peanut butter
Lunch: Roaring water, grapes, oreos, campfire stew (baked beans with ground beef)

For the honey mustard sauce you simply add equal parts mustard, mayo, and honey. Adjust to your taste, store in fridge. I used an almost empty mustard bottle and just added other ingredients. Wrote HM on the lid and put back in fridge.

From our kitchen to yours, Mary