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Thought you might like to read this new article:

 

" What are easy lunch recipes for a 6-year-old and 10-year-old for

school? I pack their lunch, and they do not have a microwave to warm

up their food; this makes their lunch meal unpleasant. They are

tired of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Please give some advice

on alternatives… "

http://www.vegetarianbaby.com/magazine/articleindex.html

 

Melanie Wilson

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Melanie...thanks so much for asking this question cause i have been

wondering the SAME thing. I have a 5 year old...and school has only been in

for what a couple of weeks and i'm ALREADY having trouble figuring out what

to make for lunches. They aren't allowed to use the microwave at his school

this year . So that makes it even harder. Any ideas would be greatly

appreciated!!

 

Diana

 

> " Melanie Wilson " <editor

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> Veg lunchbox ideas

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>Thought you might like to read this new article:

>

> " What are easy lunch recipes for a 6-year-old and 10-year-old for

>school? I pack their lunch, and they do not have a microwave to warm

>up their food; this makes their lunch meal unpleasant. They are

>tired of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. Please give some advice

>on alternatives… "

>http://www.vegetarianbaby.com/magazine/articleindex.html

>

>Melanie Wilson

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This is probably pretty obvious.. but I make sandwiches to take to work for

myself. I ate a lot pb & j as a vegetarian kid. In today's world I don't think

its necessary.. LiteLife, Yves, Tofurkey all make vegetarian deli slices.. so my

child and I can have vegan versions of bologna, turkey, ham, salami, etc.

Enough variety to have a different type of sandwich everyday of the week.

(though I notice that they don't last very long so unless you have a couple of

children you and your child might be eating the same type sandwich pretty often

just so they don't go bad before the package is finished). On my sandwiches I

put about 3 slices of the veggie meat and 1 slice of soy cheese. One of each

for my child. Fill the lunch box with juice, fruit (banana, apple, orange) and

sandwich. I believe there is also a company that makes a vegetarian version of

lunchables.. I've not tried these.. but it might be a good idea for some

variety.

Renee

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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