The container(s) I use most often is the Laptop Lunchbox. There is a link on the left hand side of my site to the company that sells them. They can also be purchased at reuseablebags.com and are available in some Whole Foods stores and Co-ops.
I'm a Mom of three and a self proclaimed foodie and environmentalist with an ambitious quest to get my children to eat and enjoy something slightly more nutritious than the typical meal served in a school cafeteria or fast food restaurant.
Ideally, this lunch would generate no waste and would be prepared using foods that are grown or raised locally. Also, it would prepare and pack itself.
I was inspired to start this blog once I was done grieving for the old Vegan Lunchbox Blog. My most favorite blog of all time. I do not claim to have the ingenuity of Jennifer McCann (Vegan Lunchbox), nor do my children have such adventurous tastes, but I plod on, in my own quite-a-bit-better-than-a-lunchable-way.
3 comments:
I was wondering if you could tell me where you got those cute little plastic containers that you use??
I'm new to your blog and didn't see a way to email you?
The container(s) I use most often is the Laptop Lunchbox. There is a link on the left hand side of my site to the company that sells them. They can also be purchased at reuseablebags.com and are available in some Whole Foods stores and Co-ops.
Cereal is absolutely good for lunch specially to those who want to lose weight. I love eating almonds and strawberries too. Great ideas author!
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