Sentences with phrase «who pack lunches»

Parents who pack lunches for their young children can dramatically improve the nutrition quality of the meals by including a healthy beverage.

Sarah Kertcher, who packs lunches for her two kids and blogs about it, gets tired of hearing people say these things, especially when they find out that she actually enjoys making lunches.

Also a mom of two, (one of whom has type 1 diabetes), Astrid is a passionate foodie who packs lunches daily for her family.

A real man who packs lunch.

Are you are one of the many amazing people who packs their lunch everyday?

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They've updated the superhero lunchbox look to a classy portion control (or food separating) box for people who like to pack a lunch or snack.

There are so many people who prefer to purchase their lunch rather than pack it at home.

Understandable; if you're a vegan on a budget you're definitely gonna want to have some healthy packed lunches to take to work with you, and who wants to spend an hour standing over the stove making dinner after a long day?

I hear a lot of complaints from parents who hate packing lunch for their kids.

We suggest that schools encourage students who bring packed lunches to go meat free but currently in most schools, the choice is theirs.

Aimed at women who want an indulgent treat either during the day at home or with their lunch» on the go», the cakes are individually wrapped and sold in packs of five.

Packing the next day's lunch while you're making dinner is brilliant — you're already puttering around the kitchen anyway, and who wants to deal with that in the morning?

Who says a packed lunch has to be boring?

You need to send flowers to anyone who ever packed your lunch for school.

I have a number of lunch packing friends who also have children with autism.

But to Bruno Le Maire, le ministre de l'Agriculture et de l'Alimentation (Minister of Agriculture and Food) it is unacceptable that half of the 6 million French children who eat lunch at French schools (eating the mandatory hot lunch, no packed lunches allowed) walk out of the lunchroom hungry.

Packing a yummy lunch fast makes me as happy as a mom who's picky eater gobbles up her dinner and asks for seconds!

Packing a yummy lunch fast makes me as happy as a mom who is told that she never has to do laundry again!

And you can read all about my affinity for that word in my guest post about packing a healthy kids lunch on Market Mommies — a wonderful site that connects moms in business with moms who need their services and products.

Glad to know it's helpful for folks who are not packing lunches as well!

Packing a yummy lunch fast makes me as happy as a Mom who gets a few more minutes sleep in the morning.

Parents who do manage to pack a perfectly nutritious lunch - content in the knowledge that their child will happily eat raw broccoli - must admit defeat when the child «s lunch companions denounce any green stuff as «yucky.

If you are creative enough to sculpt Disney characters out of produce, I salute you, but for those of us living in the real world — the ones who have all of five minutes to throw something together during the morning rush — I prefer a more practical approach to packing lunches.

We will pack a picnic lunch; generally, we divvy up who brings what.

In the coming days, I'll be sharing a few more posts to help you out: a round - up of blogs and websites with helpful lists and recipes for healthy packed lunches; a guest blog post from Bri of Red, Round or Green that will get you «pumped up to pack» (plus her super-creative list of ideas for kids who need to go gluten - or grain - free); a healthy muffin recipe from The Simply Wholesome Kitchen that can serve as a quick breakfast, a school lunch item or an after - school snack; a free lunch menu subscription give - away from MOMables, and more.

Today, our contestant is an Australian mother who had the nerve to pack chocolate milk in her son's lunch.

Healthy friends who do all of the above, and also like to pack lunches.

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

My Facebook page flooded with snarky, judgemental comments about me, about moms who bash other moms, about moms who aren't «real» moms, moms who would dare insult a mom by suggesting she look up from her phone, about moms who have Facebook pages about lunch - packing so therefore they should never share anything that doesn't have to do with lunches, cuz, uh-oh, this mom might lose fans.

They'll be hosted by Ben Chapman, Associate Professor, Food Safety Extension Specialist at North Carolina State University, who can answer all your questions about lunch box food safety dangers, including which kinds of lunch box gear keeps food the safest, how to pack leftovers and how to keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold.

In today's post, Dina chastises parents who pack «model» healthy lunches with the full knowledge that some of those healthy items are routinely being thrown away.

On the other hand, a parent who is packing a lunch has the whole day's picture in mind as far as meals.

My mother packed very healthy lunches, and when she was working second or third shift, my father, who grew up in relative poverty, packed what I jokingly refer to as penance lunches.

Now that I am a mom who packs her pre-K daughter's lunch, I'm really annoyed by this kind of studies.

Those who had a packed lunch usually had Lunchables, chips, bag of cookies, sugary drink, etc..

Even before I started The Lunch Tray, I'd read in Janet Poppendieck's Free for All: Fixing School Food in America references to data showing that, on average, children who regularly eat the federally subsidized school meal consume a wider variety of nutrients than those who consistently eat a home - packed lLunch Tray, I'd read in Janet Poppendieck's Free for All: Fixing School Food in America references to data showing that, on average, children who regularly eat the federally subsidized school meal consume a wider variety of nutrients than those who consistently eat a home - packed lunchlunch.

It's a struggle every day to pack his lunch and get us out of the house on time, and I think about all the working parents all across the country who go through this annoyance every day.

And I think about the parents who don't have the time or money or resources or food knowledge to pack their kids» lunch, from the single mom of my son's friend who has a super-high-powered job and no time, to the kids at his school who are well below the poverty line whose parents can't afford to pack lunch for them.

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I recently took the lunch packing over from my husband, who in his frustration was packing a lunch like fritos, pistachios, moonpies and chocolate milk.

We encourage kids to get actively involved in packing their own lunches (now who doesn't want that?)

But speaking personally, as a parent who has packed healthy two lunches a day for the last 8 or so years and who is not a fan of our current school food, I certainly would NOT be happy to have a governmental authority tampering with my child's lunch.

My friend Mara pointed me to this blog post about a two parents who so hated packing lunch that they drew up a «contract» to delineate their respective packing duties.

I try to keep my bento creations realistic for people who aren't completely obsessed with lunch - packing by using foods available in most grocery stores and simple decorative techniques that make creating an appealing lunch doable on even the most hectic of mornings.

The founder of Easy Lunch Boxes is a mom who deeply understands that struggle and set about to make packing lunches easier.

What tips would you share with other parents who don't have nut - allergies to help them pack their kids lunches?

When I was interviewed earlier today by CBC radio stations across Canada on this story, I expressed that I was not only horrified from a nutrition / health point of view, but that I also felt terrible for this mother, who sent a healthy, balanced lunch with her kids — one that was likely healthier than most packed lunches.

And I bet there are some of you out there who don't even have to pack a lunch during the school year because your kids eat in the cafeteria every day.

And here's more from Lisa, mom of 4, who packs LOTS of school lunches and shares her tips, recipes and pics on What Lisa Cooks.

Great article, but I feel that as a working mom we need to just also be represented... SAHMism is always so glorified, most of us who work feel like we are failing our kids in some way... So I work a full day, I ferry the kids, once home I bathe them, cook for them, pack their lunches, sing - read stories - do homework, put them to sleep, clean the house, do the budgeting, catch up with my family and friends online, have a coffe, run back to the kiddo moaning, whip out a boob to sush him back to sleep, fall asleep exhausted and do it all over again the next day.