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23 Back To School Lunches For 2023

June 12, by Shellie Wilson. Leave a Comment

 

Well, well, well, it’s that time of year again, folks! The time when we pack up our beach towels and sunscreen and trade them in for pencils and backpacks. Yes, it’s back to school time! And while going back to school can be both exciting and nerve-wracking, there’s one thing that always causes a bit of stress: what to pack for lunch. Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered. I’ve scoured the internet and tested out some of the best recipes to bring you this roundup of 23 back to school lunch ideas.

Gone are the days of soggy sandwiches and uninspiring salads. It’s time to get creative and pack a lunch that’s not only nutritious and filling, but also delicious and fun to eat. And with these 23 back to school lunch ideas, you’ll never have to endure another boring lunch again.

From handheld breakfast burritos and make-ahead pasta salads to fun twists on classic peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, there’s something for everyone in this roundup. And with a variety of protein-packed, veggie-filled, and sweet options, you’re sure to find a lunch that will keep you full and focused throughout the day.

And let’s not forget about the little ones. Packing a lunch for kids can be a real challenge, but with these fun and kid-friendly options, you’ll have them looking forward to lunchtime. From cute fruit skewers and mini quiches to adorable bento box arrangements, these lunches are sure to bring a smile to their faces and give them the energy they need to tackle the day.

So, whether you’re packing a lunch for yourself or for your little ones, these 23 back-to-school lunch ideas are sure to make lunchtime a whole lot more exciting. Say goodbye to boring lunches and hello to delicious and nutritious meals that will keep you fueled and ready to take on the day.

So, grab your lunch boxes and let’s get started. It’s time to up your lunch game and make back-to-school season a whole lot tastier!

Pizza Dippers – Finding Zest

Zucchini Banana Chocolate Chip Muffins – Carrots and Cookies

Roast Beef and Cheddar Crescent Rolls – Dancing Through the Rain

High Protein Snack Pack Lunch – The Forked Spoon

Pizza Muffins – In the Kids Kitchen

Fresh Fruit Salad – Carrots and Cookies

Red Pepper and Cheese Savoury Muffins – A Mummy Too

Meatball Pita Pockets – Budget Delicious

Pear Muffins – Aussie Home Cook

Mini Apple Pies – In the Kitch

Cheeseburger Roll Ups – Dancing Through the Rain

Chicken Caesar Wrap – Little Sunny Kitchen

Tuna Pinwheels – A Mummy Too

Taco Pasta Salad – In the Kitch

PB&J Pinwheel Sandwich Kabobs – Two Healthy Kitchens

Mini Ham Sandwiches – The Soccer Mom Blog

Turkey and Cheese Sandwich Bento – Surface and Sunshine

Mini Pancake Stacks – Finding Zest

Homemade Spaghetti-os – Fake Ginger

Mini Taco Hand Pies – Lemons For Lulu

Mini Corn Dog Muffins – Iowa Girl Eats

Mexican Buddha Bowl – Delicious on a Dime

Vegan Potato Cakes With Carrot And Rice – Little Sunny Kitchen

Freezing sandwiches for school lunches is a great way to save time and money, and it’s also a convenient way to ensure that your kids have a nutritious and delicious lunch every day. By freezing sandwiches ahead of time, you can take advantage of bulk discounts and save yourself the hassle of making lunches every morning. But how do you freeze sandwiches so that they stay fresh and delicious? In this article, we’ll go over some tips and tricks for freezing sandwiches that will make your life easier and your lunches more enjoyable.

The first step in freezing sandwiches is to choose the right bread. Opt for bread that has a dense and chewy texture, such as whole grain bread, as this type of bread will hold up better in the freezer. Soft bread, such as white bread or Wonder Bread, may become soggy when frozen and can be more difficult to work with.

Next, decide what type of sandwich you want to make. Classic peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are always a favorite, but you can also experiment with more sophisticated sandwich fillings such as tuna salad, chicken salad, or hummus and veggies. Just be sure to use spreads that won’t spoil quickly, such as mayonnaise, and to leave out any ingredients that may go bad in the freezer, such as lettuce or tomato.

When it comes to assembling your sandwiches, make sure to wrap them tightly in plastic wrap or aluminum foil. This will help to prevent freezer burn and will also keep the sandwich fresh and delicious. You can also place the sandwiches in a resealable plastic bag before freezing, which will help to prevent any freezer odors from penetrating the sandwich.

It’s important to label your sandwiches with the date they were made, as well as a brief description of the sandwich, so that you can easily keep track of what you have in the freezer. This is especially important if you have multiple family members who are packing their own lunches, as it will help to prevent confusion and ensure that everyone is on the same page.

When it comes to thawing your frozen sandwiches, there are a few different options. You can thaw the sandwiches overnight in the refrigerator, or you can pop them in the microwave for a minute or two. If you’re in a hurry, you can also eat the sandwich frozen, although this may be less enjoyable than a thawed sandwich.

Another option for thawing your frozen sandwiches is to pack them in a lunchbox with an ice pack. This will help to keep the sandwich cold and will also help to thaw it gradually throughout the day. This is a great option for kids who are taking their lunch to school, as it will prevent the sandwich from becoming soggy and will also help to keep it safe to eat.

Freezing sandwiches for school lunches is a great way to save time and money, and it’s also a convenient way to ensure that your kids have a nutritious and delicious lunch every day. By following these tips and tricks, you’ll be able to freeze your sandwiches with confidence and enjoy delicious and fresh lunches every day. So why wait? Get started today and make your life easier and your lunches more enjoyable!

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