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list of sandwich ideas for your child’s lunchbox

With kids heading back to school, parents have to adjust to making school lunches between the chaos of breakfast and rushing to the bus stop. We want our kids’ lunches to be simple, yet nutritious. And variety is the spice of life, right? So break out your reusable containers. Check out Lunch in a Box.net for tips, recipes, and links to lunchbox sandwich ideas. Here are some more ideas:

  1. Grilled cheese sandwich
  2. Ham/Turkey and cheese sandwich
  3. Fried egg sandwich
  4. B, L, T (substitutions can be made)
  5. Tuna/Chicken salad
  6. Peanut butter & banana
  7. Peanut butter & honey
  8. Peanut butter & jam
  9. Peanut butter & apple butter
  10. Meatloaf sandwich (use up your leftovers)

There are so many options for sandwiches and you can cut them into different shapes for even more lunchtime fun.

Jennifer Tankersley:

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  • love all the sandwich ideas! I invested in a good thermos and send in leftovers quite often. Pasta, stew, chicken pie, even waffles and sausages are just some of the yummies my son enjoyed.

  • Good list! I have one starting kindergarten, she will be taking her lunch and I am worried about what to pack. This list gave me some sandwich ideas I hadn't thought of before.

  • The one thing I hate about back-to-school is trying to figure out what to put in those lunchboxes. Thanks for the list!

  • I love lunch ideas, so far for myself b/c Sweetpea is too young for school yet. We love pb with honey and banana too! Also with leftover meatballs from spaghetti and meatballs we make some great meatball subs!

    Take care,
    Steph

  • What a great list! Myself, I am a huge fan of peanut butter -- especially pb, honey and banana sandwiches. We often have this for breakfast. It's fast and filling. I use any meat left-over for sandwiches... this includes any kind of chicken, London broil, etc... Christopher also likes sliced egg sandwiches as well as egg salad. We change the bread around all the time too. We use sourdough, whole wheat, rye, pumpernickel, etc... Ok, I am hungry now and off to get some breakfast!