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cheryl28
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Preschool Lunches
Need ideas as DD is starting next week. It must be cold they cannot heat up food.
Or recommend something that keeps foods warm!
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Posted 1/15/13 8:42 AM  |
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KangaMom
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Re: Preschool Lunches
Foogo Thermos! Love this! We heat up leftovers, baked ziti, etc...
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| Posted 1/15/13 9:22 AM |
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Mrs-D-Girl
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Re: Preschool Lunches
Get a thermos for sure, Foogo like the other poster said are awesome!
We send DS to school with:
Waffles
Pancakes
Chicken-less Nuggets
Mac & Cheese
Cream Cheese sandwich
Yogurt
Cheese sticks
Plum Fruit/Veggie Pouches
Bagel w/ butter or cream cheese
Message edited 1/15/2013 1:01:49 PM.
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| Posted 1/15/13 12:51 PM |
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Nik09
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Nikole
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Preschool Lunches
sunbutter sandwiches
turkey and cheese
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| Posted 1/15/13 1:24 PM |
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neener1211
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Re: Preschool Lunches
Posted by KangaMom
Foogo Thermos! Love this! We heat up leftovers, baked ziti, etc...
How long does the food stay warm for?
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| Posted 1/15/13 1:31 PM |
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NewlyMrs
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Jennifer
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Re: Preschool Lunches
Posted by neener1211
Posted by KangaMom
Foogo Thermos! Love this! We heat up leftovers, baked ziti, etc...
How long does the food stay warm for?
Seriously....I need to hear more! My DD could use new options!
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| Posted 1/15/13 2:01 PM |
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Mrs-D-Girl
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Re: Preschool Lunches
Foogo:
Thermax double wall vacuum insulated food jar keeps contents cold and fresh for seven hours; warm for five hours
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| Posted 1/15/13 2:05 PM |
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aquag12283
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Lisa
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Re: Preschool Lunches
Im a Pre-K teacher and my students bring a whole bunch of different things. We can't heat up food as well so many of them just bring the food in thermos. I have seen pastas of all different types (spaghetti, tortillini, ravioli, etc.) chicken nuggets, soup, macaroni and cheese, chicken cutlet sandwiches, regular cold cut sandwiches, peanut butter and jelly or for those with allergies soy butter. I have seen yogurt, hummus and vegetables, lunchables (or some parents just send their child in with the cold cuts in a bag if they do not like sandwiches). Last year I had a child bring leftover pizza from a pizza place. I have seen a lot of leftovers as my students lunch and they love it. It doesn't seem to bother them if its not really hot. Bagels, egg sandwiches, french toast sticks, cheese and crackers, etc. Hope this helps!
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| Posted 1/15/13 9:13 PM |
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