Zucchini slice and savoury muffins are good.

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Yes crackers, yoghurt, fruit, cheeses, carrot sticks or sultanas!

crackers, yoghurt, fruit, cheeses, carrot sticks, sultanas, popcorn, muffins, wraps

Sandwich, fruit, yogurt, crackers, cruskits,

a little container with some cherry toms, carrot sticks, olives or whatever your child really loves.

Wraps are great as are pita bread pockets (which have amuck longer used by date than bread.

MOM’s recipe section has fantastic ideas for lunch boxes

wraps salads cheese and biscuits and fruits … look on mouths of mums recipe page.

savoury muffins ? they are easy to make and less mess

fuilt yogurt are good 🙂

there are some good comments here

some great ideas here. we include yoghurt, fruit, a container with ham, cheese, cherry tomatoes, boiled egg, carrot sticks, home made muffin, sandwiches/crackers.

You could follow on from what the kindy provided – it would also be what your child is already used to for lunch.

Some good ideas below that I will also pass onto my daughter

Also check the school policies – most are nut free, but I have heard a lot are egg free now too which is limiting on lots of healthy exciting lunch ideas!

Mini wraps, frittatas, sushi, pikelets, veggie sticks, fruit salad, healthy muffins, mini quiches…. A lot of these you can cook up a batch which you can use for the week or cook up a few different things and freeze so you can mix it up but aren’t cooking them all the time.

Pikelets and muffins are great and you can make them really healthy too. Fruit, veggie sticks with some Greek yoghurt or ttatziki/hummus for dipping. boiled eggs. Cheese sticks, maybe freeze a yoghurt to keep everything cool and keep the yoghurt from spoiling

In our family savoury muffins always go down a treat!

I need to know ideas too, great question