But a little prep (and a lot of choices!)
can go a long way.
To get started,use this simple shopping listto help you stay organized.
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We suggest a lunchbox with at least three separate sections for storage.
Pick your “extras” wisely.
Like we said, kids can be picky, and you know them best!
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If they like guacamole instead of hummus, throw that in.
(But hold on the dressing!
The vinegar could discolor the pasta or some of the vegetables.)
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If you have a skeptic on your hands, separate containers is the way to go.
All you have to do is assemble the wrap and add the extras.
They can pick and choose how (and if) they want to add more.
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They’re crumbled and combined with chili powder to take their flavor in another direction.
Of course, if your child is spice-averse, you’re able to skip the chili powder.
To keep prep at a minimum, look for prepackaged guacamole, either single-serve containers or a small tub.
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If you have a purist (“What are those chunks in my guacamole?!
Friday Egg Salad Lunchbox
Get the recipe:Egg Salad Lunchbox
It’s Friday!
All you have to do is make a quick egg salad and add some extras.
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Add celery sticks or shredded carrot as a side option instead of mixing them in.
