Looking for some new school-friendly, peanut-free lunch ideas? We've rounded up the yummiest lunch recipes, along with a tasty snack and treat.
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Wheel these into your kid’s lunchbox for a perfect afternoon meal. They’re delicious, crispy and portable! Get the recipe here: Ham-and-Cheese Pinwheels>
Photo: Roberto CarusoA satisfying soup that’s packed with veggies is a great midday meal for kids. Get the recipe here: Tomato and Chickpea Soup
Photo: Maya VisnyeiThere’s no need for dips to go with these crackers. They’ve got all the cheesy goodness your kid wants. Get the recipe here: Cheesy Gold Star Crackers
Photo: Roberto CarusoThese bite-size mini fish tacos are perfect for tiny hands! Plus, your little one can help you prep these either the night before or the morning of. Get the recipe here: Mini Grilled Fish Tacos
Photo: Rob CarusoThis lunch combines two of kids’ loves: waffles and bacon for one surprising BLT sandwich. Get the recipe here: BLT Waffle-Wich
Photo: Roberto CarusoWhat kid wouldn’t love to find chicken fingers in his lunch bag? Just pop them in a Thermos and they’re good to go. Get the recipe here: Coconut-Crusted Chicken Fingers
A little treat is a fun thing to include in your child’s lunch. Plus these cookies are full of fibre thanks to the oatmeal. Get the recipe here: Perfect Oatmeal Cookies
Photo: Andrew GrintonPerfect for tiny mouths, pasta salad is an easy, go-to, peanut-free option. Just stuff it in a container and you’re done! Get the recipe here: Tortellini Pasta Salad> ; Primavera Pasta Salad> ; Tuna Noodle Salad>
Photo: Maya VisnyeiThis classic soup is so full of goodness and great for fighting off colds and flu. Plus, the kids will love spelling things out in their bowls! Get the recipe here: Chicken Alphabet Noodle Soup
Photo: Roberto CarusoGot more than one kid to pack lunch for? Then make these personalized pizzas and you can please them all! Get the recipe here: Quick Grilled Pizza Margherita
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