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"Savebucks" Protein Bistro Box {Inspired by Starbucks}

Posted by Shannon on July 30, 2016

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Our All-New R2D2 Bento Box

Posted by Shannon on July 28, 2016

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Bentgo Boxes for Camp

Posted by Shannon on July 26, 2016

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EasyLunchboxes for Camp

Posted by Shannon on July 21, 2016

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Planetboxes for Camp

Posted by Shannon on July 19, 2016

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Make a Fruit-opus (Fruit Octopus)

Posted by Shannon on July 14, 2016

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Summer Entertaining with Snapware {Giveaway}

Posted by Shannon on July 11, 2016

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Shrek Movie Night Party Ideas

Posted by Shannon on July 02, 2016

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DIY Homemade Lunchable Ideas

Like most kids, my two love the concept of the -able lunches. I've bought them occasionally over the years, but they are typically not enough food and the kids like the concept over the taste. It's much easier to make my own, tailored to their tastes and adding in enough extra food to keep them sated.

30 Lunch Ideas to Put in Your EasyLunchboxes

What can you put in an Easy Lunchbox? Pretty much anything! We typically use ours in the most standard way. The largest compartment holds the main course, the middle one holds fruit, the smallest holds a second fruit/veggie or a small treat. Picking fruits and veggies are the easy part. Does your child like it? If yes, then cut it to fit in your box. Add a veggie or a sweet or a second fruit, and you've got two compartments full! But what about the main course? After awhile, everyone gets tired of eating the same things. Here are 30 ideas for foods you can put in your Easy Lunchboxes: Sandwiches ! So many possibilities and ingredients and shapes ! Bagels & cream cheese , then add a boiled egg for extra protein Wraps with all sorts of fillings Chef salad , add your favorite meats, cheeses, and dressing in a side container Cold pasta salad with meat & veggies Deconstructed tuna/chicken/egg salad with crackers or croissants Meatballs with dippin

"Savebucks" Protein Bistro Box {Inspired by Starbucks}

Trying something a little different here! A rather popular coffee chain (Starbucks) offers a "protein snack box" for sale. It comes with a cheddar cheese, a boiled egg, multigrain bread, peanut butter honey spread, and fruit (usually apple slices and grapes). It contains about 370 calories, 13 grams of protein, and 19 grams of fat, and retails for approximately $5. Now, at least at our house, a $5 price tag on even a semi-frequent basis is just not happening. We also aren't sold that 13 grams of protein makes a meal a protein box either. So we came up with plan B, can we make our own?

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