Finding Easy Lunch Box Snacks is simple with RITZ, OREO and Chips Ahoy, and a good plan!
Simplify your morning routine by keeping easy lunch box snacks on hand!
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In our house, I have one picky eater, and another who will eat anything except for sandwiches. This is why I shop at Walmart and pick up our family’s favorite go-to snacks including Family Size RITZ, Family Size OREO, and Family Size CHIPS Ahoy! Right now, when you shop at Walmart, look for the Collect to Win display for these yummy products – there are tons of cool prizes you could win! More about this fun promotion in a minute.
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Easy Lunch Box Snacks
Packing lunches is not my favorite thing to do. Not even close. Having a few go-to items makes my life so much easier. Olivia often takes grapes or strawberries and cucumbers or carrots with RITZ crackers and slices of pepperoni or grilled chicken and a couple OREO or Chips Ahoy! cookies in her lunch box. It’s a little more challenging to get Ethan to eat fruits and veggies so we worry about getting those into him at breakfast and dinner. He loves the RITZ crackers so for his lunches, I pack slices of colby jack or cheddar cheese along with apple sauce and cookies for a little sweet treat.
Here are some of my favorite go to easy lunch box snacks:
- Fruit and Veggies
- Grapes
- Apple Sauce
- Carrots
- Strawberries
- Cucumbers
- Grains
- RITZ Crackers
- Blueberry Cranberry Granola Bars
- Pretzels
- Protein
- Pepperoni
- Grilled Chicken
- Rolled Ham or Turkey
- Almonds or Cashews
- Dairy
- Yogurt Cup or Pouch
- Cheese Stick or Slices
- Treats
- OREO Cookies
- Chips Ahoy! Cookies
- Raspberry Jam Oatmeal Bars
Get your kids involved in planning and shopping for their lunches and easy lunch box snacks. You will be teaching them important life skills about planning, money management and making healthy choices, too. I know everyone dreads going to the grocery store, but you can make it fun by creating an impromptu scavenger hunt for the items on your list. Here are some other tips:
Tips for Making Taking Your Kids Grocery Shopping
- DO make a list before you go and let the kids help you find the items on your list.
- DO NOT go when they are tired or hungry – that’s just asking for trouble!
- DO set clear expectations, such as, “We need to stay together and use quite voices” and “We’re only getting the items on our list.”
- DO reinforce good behavior by letting them pick out something already on your list – for example, “We need crackers, and you’ve been so good you get to pick which ones this week!”
You can also have your kiddos help you shop online using Walmart Grocery Pick Up (which I love!) This also gives you a chance to talk about things like budgeting, but also internet safety.
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Tools to Make Lunches Fun
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I often use rectangular silicon baking cups to hold different snacks. They’re reusable of course, multi-purpose and even dishwasher safe! These are some of my other favorite tools for packing lunches:
I love those little kabobs, how cute! Great snack ideas, love focus on fruits, grains, vegetables and proteins – such smart ideas!
Thanks for your comment, Deb!
I love everything about this! Lunchtime planning is a big thing here because I have one kid that only wants to eat cheese and sweets, and one kid that barely eats anything! Last year we got containers to make our own “lunchable” style lunches and these are great ideas to go in them!
I feel you!! It’s so hard when you have a picky eater!
The list of lunch box ideas are so tasty — even for adults on the go!
Oh my gosh these little kabobs are so adorable. I want to make them for my own lunch 😁
Thanks!! They’re really so simple 🙂 Great party food, too!
So many great ideas! Making lunchtime fun and getting the kids involved is a great idea.
If you tell me I get to buy cookies to win, I”ll do it. haha!