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racheleezzy
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 Tue, Jan 12 2010, 4:07 pm
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you can also ge the mini pizza bagels and send those wrapped in tinfoil. Borekas, she can eat that just by picking it up. Rice with veggies, macaroni and cheese,
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mosma
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Tue, Jan 12 2010, 4:40 pm
| ra_mom wrote: | | mosma wrote: | | for DH sometimes I make a steak or grill any piece of meat the night before and put together a steak sandwich on a nice loaf of bread for him for lunch. he LOVES it. |
He eats steak cold? |
if you slice it thin with caramelized onions and sometimes I make a little dressing it comes out great.
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elmos
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Tue, Jan 12 2010, 8:53 pm
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I freeze pancakes always in portions in baggies so anyof us can grab them out for lunch in the morning and it usually thaws on time. I have done the same with french toast a few times but my dh told e he prefferes when I use the ziplock baggies over the foil he says they don't get a freezer taste than and taste as if I made them a few hours before.
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Blueberry Muffin
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Sun, Jan 17 2010, 8:45 pm
| TriesToBePerfectMom wrote: | | Since I'm SO busy (since I work full-time) during the week, what I normally do is make ALL sandwiches for everyone in the family on Sunday and then freeze all the sandwiches. |
What a great idea!!!!! I feel like I do the same routine too many times during the week. I try to switch it up a bit - but I know a couple of the kids take certain sandwiches atleast 2x a week - I might start to do this! (if only I had extra room in my freezer - but for a time-saver like this - I will make room! TY OP!!!
Once a week I send frozen (defrosted) pizza for the kids. I bought the triangular tupperware from amazing savings and place the slice/slice and a half in there. In the morning before thekids go to school I manage to sick the pieces in the toaster to heat them thru and I tell my girls to hold the tupperware - so that the pizza doesn't flip around in their bag and loose its cheese to the cover of the tupperware.
| Chocoholic wrote: | | You can make cheese lasagna in those small tins and freeze them. |
Fantastic idea!!! Luv that one!!!
I sometimes put some portions of baked ziti into a small container and heat it up in the morning. (A little trick that I do - is I don't put the lunch bag in the fridge over night - instead I keep the bag on the counter, and put the ziti container and any other fruits/vegis in the fridge. In the morning - I heat the ziti up and put the ziti and fruits/vegis in the bag - this way the bag is at room temp and its insulated - so hopefully the baked ziti will stay warm(ish) by the time its lunch time.
I've sent waffles and pancakes with my girls for lunch - I heat them up in the toaster in the morning. I pack the waffles in a bag, send along a little paper plate in their lunch bags and send the mini maple syrups.
| ra_mom wrote: |
You can also send yogurt with a granola bar.
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Can you recommend any granola bars that don't have nuts added to them. When I send yogurt for lunch I always wonder if my kids will be full from it - but I like the granola bar idea as well.
I make my own nu-tfree granla - if I dont find the nut-free granola bars, maybe I will put some of my granola in a bag and send it with the yogurt.
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