It's unclear when exactly the peanut butter and jelly sandwich hit the mainstream. But what is clear: This staple just might be the most classic lunch option for kids.
2. Homemade fish sticks
Air-fried fish sticks are good for little fingers. Healthy and inexpensive homemade fish sticks. Air-fry fish sticks easily. Cleaner than frying.
3. Mini grilled cheese
Kids can easily handle and eat mini grilled cheese sandwiches. These triangles go well with tomato soup and ranch. Urgent? Simple, mess-free lunch: air-fry grilled cheese.
4. Peanut butter and apple sandwich
If your youngster doesn't get enough protein or fruit from grilled cheese, try this. Peanut butter on tough bread.
5. Crock Pot chicken noodle soup
It's packed with simple ingredients and is a healthier alternative to canned soup. You can prep your soup the night before and put it in the Crock Pot first thing in the morning.
6. Tortilla pizzas
This is also a great recipe to use when your kids want to join in. You can prep the crusts and even spread the pizza sauce. Then, let the kiddos add their favorite toppings.
7. Pigs in a blanket
If your child's diet typically consists of hot dogs, chicken fingers, and other finger-food staples, try this pigs in a blanket recipe for a quick lunch that's certain to please.
8. Simple sandwich wraps
Instead of serving your child the same sandwich every day, try a wrap. You may make a variety of wraps using packaged wraps or tortillas.
9. Mac-and-cheese with hidden veggies
Want to sneak veggies into your child's lunch? In their favourite food. Mac and cheese is great for hiding vegetables.
10. Peanut butter hummus
Kids either adore or hate hummus, but if you have a picky eater, that's most foods. Creamy and mellow, chickpeas are kid-friendly.