Hey! Today's post is a fun recipe that's a blast from the past: school lunch pizza! I have fond memories of this pizza from high school in the '90s and when someone posted the recipe on Facebook (thanks, Gannie!) I decided it was a must-try. There are a few watch-outs and I made a little change from the original, but eating it brings back so many memories, and the kids loved it! Keep reading for the full recipe with instructions!
Whether your kids have already started school this year or are about to start, these lunchbox note jokes are the perfect addition to their lunches. These free printables are cute school-themed jokes for kids that will put a smile on their face at lunchtime.
I try to feed my family as healthily as I can, but that doesn't mean giving up our favorite snacks. I think moderation is key when snacking, but so is making better-for-you choices. If you're eating a balanced diet the rest of the time, you don't have to cut out the things you enjoy, like those BBQ chips. You can have your chips and eat them too, and to that end, I've made a cheatsheet for packing healthier lunches in a hurry for those busy people out there. Just choose a food from each category and lunch is done (including your snack!)
This is a sponsored post for SheSpeaks/Rubbermaid®. By now you've probably heard of food prepping. It's a method of performing tedious food prep while you have the extra time so you can reap the benefits when you don't. I've done this quite a bit with freezer cooking and it is a godsend. You may have seen those impressive posts where someone completes a week or month's worth of meals in one day and thought it looked like too much trouble, but you don't have to go to the extreme, or even do it regularly. If you know you have a busy week or few days coming up, you can prep a few meals or a lot to help save your sanity.
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With Valentine's Day fast approaching, I thought I would create another set of fun lunchbox note jokes for the kids! Stick one in your child's lunchbox daily to give them a giggle and get them in the spirit of the holiday.
Today I've got a fun (and free!) printable for you: Thanksgiving Lunchbox Note Jokes! Kids love silly jokes and there are 8 in this series you can put in your child's lunchbox to brighten their day and give them a giggle.
Today I've got a super-fun (and free) printable for you: Halloween Lunchbox Note Jokes! These are kid-friendly jokes that you can put in your child's lunchbox to give them a giggle during their day. I'll also show you how to fold a silverware pouch serviette that will fit their utensils and you can also tuck their note into so it doesn't get lost in the bottom of their lunchbox.
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Save-A-Lot. The opinions and text are all mine.
Today I have a great kid's school lunchbox for you: Banana sushi, applesauce wasabi, and Strawberry flowers. Imagine their surprise and delight opening up this fun lunchbox at school! I'll show you step-by-step how to make this cute lunchbox for your kids.
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Are your kids stuck on PB&J? Tired of throwing the same old sides in? Sometimes we just need a little switcheroo (or even a marker) to make our kids' school lunches exciting again. I've got some ideas and tips to bring a smile to their faces at lunchtime, and saving some dough will bring a smile to yours too.
Bringing school lunches can get boring. They want the same sandwich day in and day out, or they beg for pre-packaged store-bought lunches. You know the ones I mean. Well, you can make them at home for a fraction of the cost and add in some healthy items too.
Whether you need gluten-free lunch ideas for the kids, or they're just plain bored with sandwiches, serving the filling ingredients on a skewer is a fun way to get them interested in eating a healthy lunch (and asking for more!)
I received a free Rover Complete from Planetbox in order to facilitate an honest review. All opinions are my own.
I have been looking for eco-friendly lunch options for years. We pack our lunches for school every day, and I hated how many baggies and plastic utensils that were being thrown out; I couldn't conscience being a part of the disposable generation. So, I bought reusable utensils just for school lunches (the kids bringing lunches aren't allowed to use the school silverware), I bought plastic containers in all sizes, and switched out paper bags for reusable lunchboxes. Problem solved, right? Kind of. Depending on what my kids were having, I couldn't always fit the containers together in the box, and after a while they got stained and smelly and wouldn't come clean anymore. Sigh. It was just a pain that left me wondering about alternative solutions.
