chicken and cucumber wraps with dijonnaise
or
ham and salad mini-roll
or
home-made quiche with a side bowl of cucumber, capsicum, green beans, and cherry tomatoes
home made muffin (carrot, or choc chip, or banana)
frozen yoghurt
small bunch of grapes, or a fresh peach, or chopped watermelon
WEEK TWO
ham and salad sandwich with dijonnaise
or
peanutbutter and Nutella (I know. But the kids like it)
packet of Tiny Teddies, or mini-Oreos, or slice of left-over cake
apple, chopped watermelon, or a sliced orange
WEEK THREE TILL THE END OF THE YEAR
peanutbutter and Nutella sandwich on day (or two) old bread
something for recess
something from the fruit bowl
Can anyone else relate?
Oh hear you!!
ReplyDeleteIt's more a time thing for me.....if I had more time their lunchboxes would rock for the entire year!!
He he.
ReplyDeleteToo true.
:-)
Week 4, lunch orders!
ReplyDeleteI can do more than relate. I can say with certainty that my kids never had it so good in the first couple of weeks. For them it was a plain old sandwich from day one. They always had a good breakfast and dinner, so I was never fussed about lunch which they didn't eat a lot of the time anyaway.
ReplyDeleteMine are grateful for a jam sandwich and a baby-bell.
ReplyDeleteIn fact I switched to school dinners ages ago. Far less hassle.
AHH.
ReplyDeleteSee, we've heard of school dinners, and seen them in movies and such, but we don't have them here.
Oh yes indeed. I will go one better - it is week two, and I pulled out the lunch order bag this morning.....
ReplyDeleteHi Natalie, and welcome :)
ReplyDeleteYes, our canteen hasn't sent out the new order forms yet, or I would have been tempted already.