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Preschool Lunch

DanielleG.DanielleG.
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So DD is going back to preschool this year, actually tomorrow is her first day, and we just found out that she will have a classmate that has a severe peanut allergy, so that means no peanut butter/jelly for lunch.  DD is a little picky, usually for lunch we would pack her a peanut butter/jelly or ham sandwich, some carrots, some sort of fruit cup, fruit snacks and a drink. 

Any ideas?  They do have a microwave so we could do something that needs to be warmed up.  I would prefer not to make it a huge issue for the staff to deal with.

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  • neverblushedneverblushed member
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  • csaverycsavery member
    I sent my LO with leftover spaghetti and meatballs, a drop biscuit, strawberries and a cheesestick today.  There's a couple of blogs that have great ideas on them
    https://www.anotherlunch.com/
    https://wendolonia.com/blog/

    There are some things that my son doesn't like but these are great for inspiration!
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  • ArcticFoxArcticFox member

    You may also want to check out the preschool board.

    Can you do variations on sandwiches, like pita pockets etc. with something else - cheese, meat, veggies, etc?

    Our preschool just does a snack, not a lunch, because it is only 9-12 or 8:30-11:30.

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