
5 Steps To Packing School Lunches With Food Allergies
The kids are back in school and the lazy days of summer are over. September is a great time for renewal, but it is also

The kids are back in school and the lazy days of summer are over. September is a great time for renewal, but it is also

Mini tortilla wraps are super cute, and you can put basically anything in the wrap that your child likes. Making them bite-sized is more appealing

As you can see, this lunch is a take on the snack plate lunch, but this time it is mom’s choice. I make these lunches

This is my favorite lunch to pack and the kid’s favorite lunch to eat! It is called the snack plate lunch. Basically, the lunch consists

For the children who are allergic to nut butters and for the families who are trying to pack their children’s lunch, while thinking of those

Nothing is easier than a quick sandwich for lunch. You have a variety of meats and cheeses (dairy free ones as well) to choose from

What’s for dinner? And lunch? Turkey meatloaf! Leftovers are so easy to pack up for your child’s lunch. You spend so much time making a

Whole grain rotini with chickpeas and shredded cheese (feel free to switch out with a gluten free pasta and a dairy free shredded cheese, such

Tricolored quinoa (leftovers from the night before makes it much easier) Watermelon Kidney beans Sharp cheddar slices Snack Pretzels Fresh mango

Homemade macaroni and cheese (see below for recipe) Grape tomatoes Kidney beans Strawberries Easy Mac and Cheese Ingredients 16oz box of uncooked macaroni or

Applegate ham and cheese in a wrap of choice (We like Angelique Bakehouse wraps) Watermelon Cut up plum Annie’s fruit snacks (I usually don’t put

Homemade chicken noodle soup with carrots and celery (recipe in my book that will be out Fall 2022! If you would like to be informed
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