Sentences with phrase «sandwich in their lunchbox»

When I was a kid and we would run out of lunch fixings, my mom would pack an egg and jelly sandwich in my lunchbox.

Simply pop a frozen sandwich in their lunchbox in the morning and it will be ready to eat by lunchtime.

Not exact matches

Fast forward 20 minutes, they drop their backpacks, take a glimpse of what is there on the stove top, then one makes a grilled cheese sandwich, another takes a Go - gurt and the third just settles with what's left in his lunchbox!!!

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We use these pancakes in lunchboxes for snack time or for lunch as an alternative to wheat - free bread sandwiches.

Thinking this could be a good alternative to the «cloud» bread we use for sandwiches, but wouldn't want it to get soggy in the 4 hours it sits in his lunchbox.

This lunchbox system makes it so easy because I can put a sandwich, and a couple of healthy snacks all in one container!

Gluten - free sandwiches, wraps, and pizza slices are easy to make and to pack in school lunchboxes and bags.

When lunch time came around, I would dispose of my remaining lunchbox contents (a sandwich, baby carrots, a piece of fruit) in the nearest garbage pail and instead purchase two chocolate ice cream bars.

All bags have one or two foil - lined insulated side pockets (exactly what you would find in a cooler bag or lunchbox), which is sandwiched between the two pieces of colorful lining.

It fits perfectly in any lunchbox with room for a sandwich and an apple!

«Almost a quarter of the lunches lacked an entree, such as a sandwich or leftovers, and we saw many children with two or three sugar - sweetened beverages in their lunchboxes,» Hubbard said.

Inspired by onigirazu (a Japanese rice sandwich, often used in lunchboxes in Japan) and a love of global street food, Norigami founder Arthur Liegeois came up with his own version of the sushi sandwich.

Once you've made your sandwich, you might cover it in plastic wrap before putting it in your lunchbox, bag or satchel in order to protect it from drying out or to avoid the addition of unwanted «ingredients».

Amanda and her friends Emily and Danielle were finishing their sandwiches, but Melly's lunch remained untouched in her purple Harry Potter lunchbox.

The idea is based on the sandwich wraps I use in the Sprogs» lunchboxes.