Think beyond the sandwich! With insulated food jars, you can send hot foods to school, too, like leftovers from that delicious meal you made last night. Make sure the foods are heated up to at least 140 degrees before you load them into the insulated jars. Here are some hot food ideas: Beef and vegetable stew with a hard roll.Chicken noodle soup and whole grain crackers.Lasagna with a salad and bread.Chicken casserole with carrots and vegetable dip.Chili with whole grain crackers or bread.Left over stir-fry or sauteed vegetables.With the right lunch gear, your child can enjoy a delicious and healthy lunch every day. Add a small cookie or tiny piece of candy for dessert along with juice, milk, or water for a complete healthy and fun meal. Tip: run hot hot water into your thermos before adding the hot food. This way the thermos itself is warm and can keep your food warmer for longer!
Posted on: Tue, 03 Sep 2013 13:56:36 +0000
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