This little BentgoKids box is decidedly deceptive. It seems like it holds just enough food for a preschooler, yet with a few judicious choices, it holds more than enough food for a lunch.
Cutting the sandwich in half was key to adding space, but there's a fair amount of food in this one!
In this lunch, the boy took a turkey and muenster sandwich on multigrain sandwich rounds, with just a little bit of mayo. As mentioned, cutting them in half allowed me to stack them on top of each other, leaving room to slide a granola bar right next to the sandwich.
Since he has braces now, I sliced grapes in half for him in one compartment, and strawberries in another. Soft fruits have been the way to go lately versus things like apples or carrot sticks. I also added some pretzel goldfish crackers in the final compartment, then used the cute little middle one for a handful of M&Ms.
He still took along some applesauce and side items in case he got hungry later on. He is definitely growing and always starving!
Cutting the sandwich in half was key to adding space, but there's a fair amount of food in this one!
In this lunch, the boy took a turkey and muenster sandwich on multigrain sandwich rounds, with just a little bit of mayo. As mentioned, cutting them in half allowed me to stack them on top of each other, leaving room to slide a granola bar right next to the sandwich.
Since he has braces now, I sliced grapes in half for him in one compartment, and strawberries in another. Soft fruits have been the way to go lately versus things like apples or carrot sticks. I also added some pretzel goldfish crackers in the final compartment, then used the cute little middle one for a handful of M&Ms.
He still took along some applesauce and side items in case he got hungry later on. He is definitely growing and always starving!
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