Tuesday, August 14, 2018

10 Kids’ Lunches Better Than PB&J

Sandwiches may never go out of style, but sometime your children get sick of PB&J. Get your kids excited about lunch all over again with these ten high-flavor, low-stress options.

BAKED CRACKER-CRUSTED CHICKEN FINGERS
No kid can resist a good chicken finger. This Chowhound recipe (pictured above) delivers flavor and is healthy to boot, using whole-wheat crackers for the crust and baking instead of deep-frying. Photo: Chris Rochelle

MINI TURKEY BURGERS

Who says burgers are just for barbecues? Martha Stewart riffs on the classic burger with ground turkey and cheddar, and makes them the perfect mini size for little ones’ lunch boxes. Photo: essexgirlcookshealthy.com

PIZZA BUNS!

Imagine if a cinnamon roll and a pizza had a baby, and you’ll get pizza buns. Rebecca from Simple As That makes them like cinnamon rolls, but with pizza ingredients. They’re super portable, perfect for a lunch box! Photo: Simple As That

THE ELVIS BURRITO

This Bon Appétit recipe pairs peanut butter with bacon, honey, and banana in a whole-wheat tortilla (just think of bacon as the new jelly). Photo: Kimberley Hasselbrink for Bon Appétit

THE GREEK PB&J?

Chef Cat Cora wows her kids by spreading hummus and black-olive mayo on pita bread, then adding a few veggies like cucumber, lettuce, and tomato and serving it sandwich style. Photo: Chris Rochelle

SESAME NOODLE SALAD

Lauren from the blog Lauren’s Latest packs a ton of veggies into this noodle salad, and makes even the pickiest eater want to scarf it down thanks to a tasty dressing flavored with sesame oil. Photo: Lauren’s Latest

MINI SHEPHERD’S PIE

Who says sheperd’s pie is only for dinner? Tracy from The Lucky Lunchbox uses jumbo muffin cups to make a mini version for lunches. Bonus: They can be frozen and reheated individually! Photo: The Lucky Lunchbox

SAY YES TO NOT’CHOS!

Blogger Keeley McGuire likes to pack up leftover taco meat with tortilla chips, shredded cheese, and tomatoes, turning lunch into a kids’ make-your-own affair. Mild salsa and guacamole would be other good additions to the nacho bar. Photo: Keeley McGuire Blog

CORN AND ZUCCHINI FRITTERS

For a veggie-centric kid lunch beyond the basic sandwich, make easy fritters by mixing whole-wheat pancake batter with corn and shredded zucchini. Pack with Greek yogurt for dipping. Photo: Kimberley Hasselbrink for Bon Appétit

KID-FRIENDLY FRIED RICE

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With the addition of bacon, in place of pork, Chinese food gets a kid-approved makeover. Get our Kid-Friendly Fried Rice recipe.

Related Video: How to Make Kid-Friendly Snacks



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