DIY Lunchables
Banana, Peanut Butter and Honey Burritos
Mix up your kid's go-to PB&J sandwich by transforming the classic into a rollup. If your child doesn't dig bananas, you can also use sliced strawberries or grapes. Drizzle on the honey and roll up your tortilla or favorite flatbread.
Recipe via FlatOut Bread
Dip, Baby, Dip
Kids love to dip their food into any kind of sauce. So why not send some cool dip options to school, like peanut butter, hummus or salsa. Don't forget the chips, pretzels, celery, apples and baby carrots! Your child is going to have the best lunch ever.
Recipe via Following In My Shoes
Pinwheel Lollipops
There is something about toothpicks or skewers added to food that makes kids feel all giddy inside. Make some pinwheels using your kid's favorite sandwich mix-ins wrapped in a tortilla. Then cut it into bite-size pieces and stick it with a toothpick or a small skewer to make sandwich lollipops.
Recipe via Eazy Peasy Mealz
Breakfast for Lunch
Why make two meals, when you can just make one in the morning? Serve your child a lunch box full of breakfast favorites like a hard-boiled egg, dry cereal, fruit and homemade or store-bought waffles. Turn a regular Wednesday lunch into a funday brunch!
Recipe via What Lisa Cooks
Taco Salad
You'll be surprised, some kids LOVE salads. A taco salad is a great introduction for your child, who still may be a bit skittish. Use the leftovers from Taco Tuesday and send a salad to school on Wednesday morning. Just don't forget the chips and salsa.
Recipe via A Mom's Take
Sandwich Summer Rolls
This recipe is perfect for your gluten-free kids and is a lot easier than it looks. Simply rinse the rice paper wrapper under the faucet until they are completely wet, place it on a plate and wrap your favorite sandwich meat and toppings into a rice roll. It's so easy.
Recipe via Avocado Pesto
