Member Comments for the Article:Healthy School Lunches Kids Will Actually Eat40 Real-LifeTips from Real Moms18 Comments
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8/15/2012 12:43:52 AM
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What about PB&J? |
9/30/2011 4:16:29 AM
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great tips! |
12/19/2010 12:13:17 PM
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I love these ideas, especially as I have seen some of the food the school offers. I was shocked to discover how few schools have a kitchen anymore, plastic wrapped lunches are heated in another location & delivered to the school! I would add that you need need to be aware if your child's school is a peanut free zone & plan accordingly. I find almond butteer makes a good substitute (thought it is more expensive). I think the smoothie idea is very clever & will pass that along to my friend with a hard to feed first grader. Be cautious with what low fat products you are offering a child (or yourself). Most have strange chemicals or sugar added in place of the fat. Sometimes a little full fat is better than a lot of additive fillled substitute. Over all a very helpful article! |