Sentences with phrase «lunch containers like»

I don't know about you, but I'm drawn to eco-friendly lunch containers like a kid to a cupcake.

Not exact matches

I made this yesterday for a potluck lunch at Michael's work, and by the look of the empty tupperwear container, I think Michael's co-workers liked it!

Some of these containers at the store are over $ 12.00 and if you get the individual snack packs (like for lunch boxes) you will pay $ 25.00!

I love recipe like this that is healthy and I can pack in a container for my kids» school lunch.

I like to keep a container of the tuna salad already prepared in the fridge, and take out when I want a quick lunch or an easy snack during the day.

But I like a number of things about this lunch container.

We like to make a batch of soup and then put it into lunch containers for the week.

I like to make 30 - Minute One Pan Fish and Vegetables as a Sunday meal prep recipe and divide the ingredients into food storage containers for lunches.

I'll start packing a cloth napkin instead of grabbing a paper towel at lunch time, and I'll skip disposables like sandwich bags in favor of reusable containers!

# Plastic sandwich bags or paper lunch bags to reusable containers / bags # Swiffers (or similar products) to a broom and dustpan or mop (or use reusable cloths like cloth diapers / terry inserts in your Swiffer) # Disposable dust rags to cloth rags

They're roomy enough to include other lunch essentials like an ice block, water bottle, thermos, additional snacks, or even a second container!

The other thing I like about using containers versus a bento box now, is I have a drawer full of small various containers and cloth snack bags to rotate through while packing lunch items.

i have a stephen joseph lunch bag and it looks like your container will fit.

Kelly, we are currently using the Ziploc containers, but would like to upgrade to the Easy Lunch Boxes.

Our bento lunch box carriers and totes are designed specifically to hold Laptop Lunches bento lunch boxes - kind of like a regular lunch box but sized just right for the Laptop Lunches food containers!

Use the sauce containers from above for a little soy sauce, and your child will feel like the popular girl from The Breakfast Club pulling out her sushi at lunch time!

The larger size of this container makes it appropriate for either adults or children who like to pack a larger lunch.

I'd keep a container of nuts, raisins, and sunflower seeds to munch on when it looked like lunch might be indefinitely delayed.

To cut down on wasted bags and wrappers, try the fun BPA - free Laptop Lunch Box, a bento box - like case with several interchangeable containers that hold hot, cold, dry and wet food and practically compel you to fill them with lots of healthful snacks for your kids.

For lunches I pack for the kids though I still use plastic or metal containers like those mentioned here already or the fabric snack bags (I actually make them too!)

Kids need core stability for fine motor skills like biting, chewing and swallowing and opening lunch containers.

When I pack snacks for my boys, I like to separate them out into separate containers so they don't have to unpack their entire lunch to eat them.

If you don't want to spend $ 40 for an all - in - one lunch kit or $ 16 for a stainless steel food container, you can go the el cheapo route like I did.

[VIDEO]-- Right out of the box, Pepper gives you a close up look at what the popular lunch containers from EasyLunchboxes look like upon arrival.

If you take lunches to work / have access to a microwave, you can do a couple of different things... bring 2 EasyLunchbox containers — one with the items you'd like to heat up, and the other with your side dishes - like salad and fruit.

Another year - round use for a lunch box container like EasyLunchboxes is for eco-friendly restaurant leftovers.

Try making lunch into a «bento box» by buying a cool container with several compartments and putting snack - like foods (that together form a healthy balanced meal) with lots of different colors, textures, and shapes.

I pack my daughter's lunch every day, and it feels like a pack a million containers in it because I don't want to waste plastic bags and I try not to use prepackaged foods.

Since your lunch was probably satisfying you may not be as hungry for your afternoon snack, so you can have something small like one piece of fruit, or a small container of yogurt, or even some more vegetables.

I've been known to take a non-breakable container of dry chia seeds on a long hike, then when we get to lunch I soak them right in the container with water out of my water bottle, sweeten with stevia, then eat them like pudding.

For school supplies, it's best for parents to stick to the basics, said Ugolini, like a properly sized backpack and a lunch bag with reusable food storage containers.

Use a sealable waterproof container like a toolbox or hard covered lunch box to contain all of your first aid supplies.

All ready to give - I love using Vintage containers to put gifts in - like wooden crates, wire locker baskets, enamel bowls, vintage lunch tins, old metal tool containers... etc..