Clockwise from the main compartment: wholemeal sandwiches with vegetarian sausages + tomato sauce | Babybel cheese + peanut butter cornflake biscuit | grapes | sliced cucumber | dried apricots.
Chocolate + date brownie with Babybel cheese | sliced pear | BBQ rice snacks | Butter menthol.
Clockwise from the main compartment: vegetarian pizza | date + linseed sesame seeds + almond breakfast muffin, yoghurt with honey | grapes | sliced cucumber + carrots | mini easter eggs.
As I have said before, these have to be the best lunchboxes I've ever had the pleasure of packing. They're metal, they stay cool, don't break, and should last until the kids are, say, 80. My lads were so excited when they received them, and I admit being quite excited using them. Everything looks super appealing against the stainless steel, and the sections make lunch full of variety.
The magnets and packaging are so great, I wish I had one for lunch too! The kids carried around their lunchboxes for a whole week after they received them at Christmas time, they were that special. I admit to being kinda smug because my husband thought the lunchboxes was a terrible gift. Not so, apparently!
And here's how I packed them last week. So much fun in a box!
What do you pack in your kids' lunchboxes?
And here's how I packed them last week. So much fun in a box!
What do you pack in your kids' lunchboxes?
Oh I do love the look of these metal lunchboxes Kymmie..do you have a link for them?
ReplyDeleteI am rather impressed at how varied your boys lunches are, we tend to get a bit boring here and stick to the same old, same old. Mind you, Tegan and Dawson make their own lunches now so it's only Kaizer I need to cater for.
x
These are Planet Box Tammi. You can visit them on www.planetbox.com. Don't baulk at the price, they are fabulous! xx
DeleteBest mum ever!
ReplyDeleteWell... best mum with the lunchboxes.
Deletexx