One of the best pieces of advice I can give about how to make great lunch boxes for kids is to keep the food simple, fresh and delicious.
I’m not really the type to do “cutesy” food. But, sometimes, I put in a little surprise for the kids that’s simple for me to do. For example, taking a little cookie cutter to cut shapes from salami and sliced cheese is so easy and your kids will love it!
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