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A Party of Five
13-03-2011, 10:45
My kids are already bored with sandwiches for lunch at school does anyone have any suggestions for alternatives please.

Angela

A mothers love
13-03-2011, 10:48
You can buy wonton wrappers put them in muffin tins. Bake them till they are hard and put any kind of filing in them. Tuna tomato avo. Chicken and corn. Beef and veg

Emmett's Mummy
13-03-2011, 10:54
Maybe using rolls or wraps (same price as bread) to make it more interesting/varied for them?

A Party of Five
13-03-2011, 11:00
Thanks for the ideas girls :)

By the way we are nut free no so nothing with nuts thanks.

The Fox
13-03-2011, 11:01
Ummm how about quiche or frittatas. Savoury muffins, left over dinners. You could try wraps with different fillings, salad and hommus, turkey and cranberry, chicken and avacado. Or salads. You could do cous cous salad, tuna niscoise (sp?) chicken ceasar salad, cold pasta salad. Home made pizzas made the night before or vegetarian pastas.

bumMum
13-03-2011, 11:03
Can you buy or make savoury scrolls? I know bakers delight have mini scrolls with ham and cheese or cheesy mite. Also make pizza the night before and send cold pizza slices. Or just rice crackers rather than bread with spread.

The Fox
13-03-2011, 11:17
Also how about rice paper rolls, spanikopita, tuna sushi rolls. In colder weather you can do soups like pumpkin soup and put them in a thermos. What about homemade
Sausage rolls (vegetarian version if you worried about it spoiling in the lunch box)

~BEXTER~
13-03-2011, 11:23
My daughter loves wraps.

Either Chicken, Ham or Pork with Avo, tomato, lettuce and cheese

lonni
22-01-2012, 14:31
Rice or corn cakes. Its what i use for my DD, i also give her carrot sticks, an egg, cucumber and celery. She thinks its pretty good.

Uniquey
22-01-2012, 14:41
Wraps with various fillings but made into pin wheels.
Pasta salad homemade with tuna, olives, capsicum etc through it or other fillings.
Fried rice or rice salad
Fruit Salad
Potato and egg salad
Noodle salad

SMO3
22-01-2012, 14:46
Great ideas ladies!
Some new treats in lunch boxes this year will include wraps, savory muffins, home made jelly and yoghurt cups, vege sticks with corn relish dip,kabana and cheese & a few ideas from here.

Elijahs Mum
22-01-2012, 14:48
Mini chicken drumettes/wings
Mini quiches
Mini falafel balls w tzatiki
Shredded chicken in lettuce cups
Frittata
Crab or fish cakes
Boiled eggs / antipasto foods
Or any sort of picnic food that you can eat at room temperature!

share a book
22-01-2012, 14:52
I just packed lunch for tomorrow. Mine has:
An egg and lettuce roll
A little container with celery, carrot, cucumber, and a small tub of french onion dip
An apple
A banana
3 pikelets

For the rest of the week she will have other things like zucchini slice, salad in a tub, veg sushi, with different types of fruit, different types of baked goods, yoghurt or custard, spinach and corn muffins.

Thunderstorm
22-01-2012, 14:55
Pita pizza slices
Pasta salads
Sushi wraps

London
22-01-2012, 20:04
Subscribing.

AppleIsleSMum
22-01-2012, 20:35
Great ideas!

Tainted
22-01-2012, 20:40
Pumpkin and Cheddar Scones
Spinach and Feta Scones
Lentil and Vegie Patties
Snitzel
Pasta

teenie
22-01-2012, 22:22
Ideas for my little man who is starting school this year are:

Sandwich/wrap/roll
Banana
Cut up fruit (strawberries/blueberries/apple/rockmelon etc)
Wholegrain rice crackers with dip or cheese
Cucumber, carrot, raw green beans
Olives
Popcorn

Daydream Believer
23-01-2012, 01:36
Sometimes even just rolling the bread up like a sushi roll is enough to brighten it up (works best with avo/cream cheese/spreads(peanut butter if u weren't nut free). You could also try cookie/sandwich cutters. I have a Hand shaped cutter and my 3yr old DS loves his 'hand sanwiches' :)

mummyof3girls
23-01-2012, 09:20
Sometimes even just rolling the bread up like a sushi roll is enough to brighten it up (works best with avo/cream cheese/spreads(peanut butter if u weren't nut free). You could also try cookie/sandwich cutters. I have a Hand shaped cutter and my 3yr old DS loves his 'hand sanwiches' :)

I do this too. Makes a huge difference :) these ideas are great mummy's!