My oldest, to my dismay, loves lunchables. Here is my homemade version for his lunch today; it includes an Asian pear and a cutie. Leaf picks make it a little more "fall."
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I took your idea for our 'lunchables' yesterday. Cheese and crackers are always a hit, but only 1 kid ate the turkey I sent. Next up: Pizza unlunchables!
ReplyDeleteAmanda, that's so funny! One of mine won't eat the cheese, so I omit it in that lunch. One of mine won't touch the pizza lunchables at all. Silly kids.
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