DIY Pizza for Lunchdownload
Pizza Sauce
Bread Sticks
Olives
Fresh mozarrella
DIY Pizza for Lunchdownload
Pizza Sauce
Bread Sticks
Olives
Fresh mozarrella
With the days becoming cooler, send the kids to school with a hot lunch. It will keep them warm, plus it is something fun.
1.Warm up a thermos by filling it with boiling water and allow to sit for 10 minutes, then empty the water.
2.Fill the thermos with hot contents. (e.g. hot noodles or hot dinner left overs)
3.Secure lid tightly, place in lunch bag and remember to include a spoon/fork.
4.In a separate container pack some cheese cubes, some cherry tomatoes, cucumber pieces and a snack, e.g. 2 muffins and a piece of fruit.
Black Bean Tortilla Rolls
Tortilla spread with spicy canned black beans (add cheese if you like)
Fresh salsa for dipping
Carrot sticks & sugar snap peas
A suggestion for a healthy and irresistible trail mix that provides protein and vitamins to keep kids growing strong:
Dried berries, banana chips, raisins, craisins, dried apples, any dried fruit your kids prefer, yoghurt covered fruits and nuts, coconut chips, whole grain cereal, nuts like almonds, walnuts, cashew, pistachios, peanuts, seeds like sunflower or pepitas. Set out all the bags and let them build to their hearts content.
> A whole-wheat tortilla
> Hummus (or spread of your child’s choice)
> Sliced cucumber (or any other veggies)
> Cheese stick
1.Spread hummus onto tortilla, place the cucumber and cheese stick on one side and roll it up.
2.Poke toothpicks every 5 centimetres.
3.Slice the wrap between each toothpick and place into a lunch container
4.Cutting it like sushi makes it more fun to eat!
A new quick an easy lunch idea to brighten your child’s lunchbox, and the best part is they can do it themselves.
• Pretzel bread or french roll
• Ham
• Sliced Cheddar
• Mustard (or mayo or butter or whatever your kids spread preference is)
1. Let your kids use a table knife that is slightly serrated to cut the bread into mini slices. Kids love mini’s.
2. Squirt on some mustard and spread around. If you get too much mustard on one side, just take another slice of bread and dab it off. Your kids will like this.
3. Place on some cheese, fold the ham, more cheese, and top with bread.
Done. Awesome.
There are some tips regarding health that are so easy and simple they may seem rather silly, yet they are all true!
If you eat spinach and eggs on a regular basis, your reflex actions will be much improved, while pineapple juice is surprisingly good for treating an irritating and persistent cough due to the fact that the juice contains Bromelain, which eliminates bacteria.
If you enjoy a cup of coffee, make sure you have a little sip of water afterwards, as this helps to prevent tooth decay. One of the most unusual health tips is to sing in the bathroom as, apparently, people who do this tend to have lower stress levels, healthier blood pressure levels, and a stronger immune system.
Whatever else you eat for breakfast, be sure to have a banana. Fruit puts you in a better mood and frame of mind for the day ahead, experts claim.
Everyone loves a good pizza, and just imagine the smile on your child’s face with a lunch box treat like this.
• Mini whole-wheat pitas
• Pizza sauce
• Shredded Cheese
• Side of Fruit
Let your child spoon some sauce into a small airtight container. In a lunchbox container, place cheese into one section, pita into another with the sauce, and fruit into the last section. Pack a spoon for spreading the sauce.
Let the pizza building commence!
Quick and easy lunch box idea that your children can make for themselves. Plus it is super tasty, what more could you ask for.
Tortellini, leftover or freshly made
• Grape Tomatoes
• Cheese cut into chunks
• Blanched Broccoli floretsTortellini-skewers
• Olive Oil
• Parmesan Cheese
Feel free to add other vegetables your kids prefer. Let them assemble the skewers, drizzle with olive oil, sprinkle with Parmesan cheese and pack in a lunch container.