Arnold & Oroweat Get Kids Excited for Lunch #Giveaway

Arnold and Oroweat Bread want to help give kids a reason to get excited about lunchtime again! They put together some fantastic lunch kits and one Lucky Mom Start Reader will get to win one. My kids aren’t quite ready to have lunch at school, I have one in only half day pre-school so we make lunch at home. We have peanut butter and jelly almost every day. My kids don’t need any excitement for lunch other than Peanut Butter and Jelly. I know that’s not the case for most kids and that kids going to school it’s even harder to get them to eat.

A Few tips I can share to get kids more interested in eating lunch:

Make it fun for them.

Let them pick out the ingredients at the grocery store.

Cut up their sandwich with a cookie cutter into a fun shape.

Let them pick out their lunch box or bag.

Give kids options, it makes them own their lunch.

 

 

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Enter To Win:

Arnold & Oroweat Lunch Kit:

includes 3 4.00 off coupons for Arnold and Oroweat Bread (enough to get it free or almost free), colorful lunch and sandwich bags, bread cutter shapes, and kid-approved sandwich recipes.  This fun lunch kit is also a great way to sneak in some 100% Whole Wheat Bread!

To Enter:

Leave me a comment telling me what is good to serve kids for a school lunch.

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This giveaway ends November 29th! All rules can be found under giveaway rules.

Comments

  1. Sarah says:

    Make your own lunchables with real meat, cheese, and crackers. They love it and you are not feeding them crap!

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  3. m says:

    vegetarian tacos are great for a kid’s lunch.

  4. Peanut Butter, Jelly, and Honey on Whole Wheat (my son’s creation!), Fruit Cup, Cheese Stick, Apple Juice, and Pudding is almost always what my son asks for! Pretty healthy considering he’s super picky! :)

  5. EmilyE says:

    My daughter will really eat any sandwich if it is cut up cute! PB & J is always a winner, but she loves cuke and cream cheese “tea” sandwiches!

  6. JW says:

    Peanut butter and Fluff

  7. Kristen says:

    One thing I think is yummy is sliced cucumber with a little dab of ranch dressing.

  8. Kristen says:

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  9. Danielle E. says:

    I always try to add fresh fruit and fav sandwhich is chicken on whole wheat.

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  15. jennifer says:

    My daughter loves whole grain english muffins topped with mozzarella and tomatoe in her lunch box!

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  18. Nad says:

    I always try to include whole grains, a protein, a fruit and a dairy and try to make it fun by using cookie cutter shapes, and love notes.

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  21. Carie says:

    I like to serve celery and peanut butter with raisins in my kids’ lunches.

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  27. phxbne says:

    leftovers in a Thermos container are great

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  32. j says:

    I like to make some pb and jam sandwiches, add in a banana, carrots, yogurt, jello (make a package of regular jello into a less sweet double batch by adding a pack of gelatin), some homemade cookies, maybe some chips…

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  34. Charlotte says:

    We homeschool. Anything out of the refrigerator works fine.

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  36. Josefine says:

    I think sandwiches, fruit, and yogurt make for good school lunches.

  37. Josefine says:

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  38. Stephanie Hess says:

    I don’t have kids that age yet but I think I would make sure to send a healthy sandwich along with a fruit and veggie. Something to cover all of the healthy food groups.

  39. Summer Oleksy says:

    http://www.snacksalad.com/products.html
    These make a great lunch “side dish”! My kids love them and we use these all the time! I also introduced my Toddler Group class to them! YUM!

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    I follow through GFC

  46. Vivian says:

    My kids love veggies with dip and cheese sticks

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  48. Amber says:

    i always try to make sure I have a banana, apple or grapes so kind of fruit in there everyday and they always eat it up

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