Here are some healthy lunchbox ideas to help you out.

Pasta Salad

Cook up some pasta the night before and mix it with mayonnaise, sweetcorn, tomato, red onion, pepper corns, olive oil and a little sweet chili sauce. Put it in a plastic box with a fork, and it’s easy to transport and get back home again with minimum fuss.

Fruit Mix

You should try to get some fruit for lunch every day. Even better if its a varied intake of different kinds of fruit. A great way to get a good variety is to make fruit salads you can tailor to your own taste. You might try a combination of fresh mango chunks, melon, grapes and apple, for example.

Fresh Omelet Sandwich

Fry up a hearty omelet with cheese, pepper and onions. Put it in a freshly baked roll or sandwich with butter and salad. Easy to carry, filling, high energy and delicious.

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George Georgievski is an Australian dad of two girls who has gained a huge following through his social media posts of the lunches he prepares for his daughters. 

A book and plenty of TV appearances later, he now has over 135,000 followers on Instagram who marvel at the tasty-looking lunches he makes for his girls.

On his Instagram account, you’ll see attractive, colorful lunches that prove school meals don’t have to be boring and bland.

From fresh-cut fruits to veggie creations to unique sandwiches using croissants, baguettes, and other materials to make delicious lunches—you’ll marvel at just how possible it is to get your kids motivated to eat healthy at lunch!

So, instead of packing the same old boring sandwich, chips, and fruit for your kids most days, follow this fantastic account and start mixing things up!

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Smiley Potatoes

Instead of simply feeding us regular french fries, school lunch took it to a different level by serving us these inexplicably-shaped fried potatoes. Shaped like a smiley face, perhaps they were meant to make us all happy and giddy to be at school.

Rectangular Pizza

The pizza you could find at school was nothing like the kind you’d eat on the streets of Naples or New York, but it was certainly memorable. The plasticy “cheese” and the rectangular shape of these pizzas, which usually were topped with some unidentifiable meat, are hard to forget.

Fruit “Cocktail”

Was your school running low on fresh fruit on any given day? No worries, as they surely had a whole stock of industrial-sized cans of fruit “cocktail” to serve. Containing cherries, pear, pineapple, and soaked in a strange watery syrup, this tasted way better than it should have.

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Here are some healthy lunchbox ideas to help you out.

Pasta Salad

Cook up some pasta the night before and mix it with mayonnaise, sweetcorn, tomato, red onion, pepper corns, olive oil and a little sweet chili sauce. Put it in a plastic box with a fork, and it’s easy to transport and get back home again with minimum fuss.

Fruit Mix

You should try to get some fruit for lunch every day. Even better if its a varied intake of different kinds of fruit. A great way to get a good variety is to make fruit salads you can tailor to your own taste. You might try a combination of fresh mango chunks, melon, grapes and apple, for example.

Fresh Omelet Sandwich

Fry up a hearty omelet with cheese, pepper and onions. Put it in a freshly baked roll or sandwich with butter and salad. Easy to carry, filling, high energy and delicious.

The post Top Lunchbox Ideas for School and Work appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.

George Georgievski is an Australian dad of two girls who has gained a huge following through his social media posts of the lunches he prepares for his daughters. 

A book and plenty of TV appearances later, he now has over 135,000 followers on Instagram who marvel at the tasty-looking lunches he makes for his girls.

On his Instagram account, you’ll see attractive, colorful lunches that prove school meals don’t have to be boring and bland.

From fresh-cut fruits to veggie creations to unique sandwiches using croissants, baguettes, and other materials to make delicious lunches—you’ll marvel at just how possible it is to get your kids motivated to eat healthy at lunch!

So, instead of packing the same old boring sandwich, chips, and fruit for your kids most days, follow this fantastic account and start mixing things up!

The post Find Kids’ Lunchbox Inspiration on Instagram! appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.

Smiley Potatoes

Instead of simply feeding us regular french fries, school lunch took it to a different level by serving us these inexplicably-shaped fried potatoes. Shaped like a smiley face, perhaps they were meant to make us all happy and giddy to be at school.

Rectangular Pizza

The pizza you could find at school was nothing like the kind you’d eat on the streets of Naples or New York, but it was certainly memorable. The plasticy “cheese” and the rectangular shape of these pizzas, which usually were topped with some unidentifiable meat, are hard to forget.

Fruit “Cocktail”

Was your school running low on fresh fruit on any given day? No worries, as they surely had a whole stock of industrial-sized cans of fruit “cocktail” to serve. Containing cherries, pear, pineapple, and soaked in a strange watery syrup, this tasted way better than it should have.

The post Remember These Classic American School Lunch Items? appeared first on thedancingcucumber.com.