Truthfully, I haven’t found an easy way to pack a healthy lunch. Like many parents who pack a gluten free/dairy free lunch for their kids each day, I struggle each day to figure out what I can pack for everyone that will be similar to most kids eat so that my kids don’t feel different, […]
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My Doodle's Dairy Free - I completely agree with your insight in this post. My daughter just started kindergarten and I have the same challenge. I was able to talk the school lunch director to allow my daughter to heat up her lunch. So, I am able to freeze leftovers from dinner and send them with her to school.
I also have found peanut butter and jelly sandwiches made with my own gluten free banana bread work great. It's much cheaper than buying UDI's bread and tastes great!
sproutsmama - GF lunches are extra hard when your child's school has a nut-free policy. so many of our GF standbys at home feature almond flour or nut butters.