Bento Box Lunch with Horizon #HorizonBTS
Disclosure: This Bento Box Lunch with Horizon blog post was sponsored by Horizon, but the opinions are 100% my own.
It's time to start planning your back to school lunch options. Can you believe the summer is almost over? I am a planner so I like to have all my little ducks in a row by the time the first day of school rolls around.
That way we can start the mornings off right. There is nothing worse than running around in the morning trying to throw a wholesome lunch together. These cute Bento Box Lunch for Kids makes my life so much easier!
I like packing our school lunches the night before so all we have to do is pack it in a lunch box on our way out the door. Otherwise, the temptation to just grab anything handy is a big problem.
When I don't get our school lunches made the night before I end up throwing in snacks that are not really smart snack option for my granddaughter's lunch.
I love a Bento Box for school lunches ( or snack time) for this reason. A Bento Box is a great way to pack a fun and nutritious lunch for kids and even adults.
Horizon makes it very easy to make sure our kids are packing wholesome snack options in their lunch box.
Bento Box Ideas for Back to School
I'm not sure if you know this, but Horizon Organic has some new and delicious snack options that are perfect for packing Bento Box Lunches for Kids.
How to pack a Bento Box Lunch for Back to School or snack time
Ingredients
- Turkey, Ham and Cheese rolls
- Horizon Organic Cheese Sandwich Crackers
- NEW Horizon Organic Cheddar Cheese Shapes
- NEW Horizon Organic Colby Cheese Shapes
- Horizon Organic Chocolate Milk Box
- Horizon Organic Strawberry Super Squeeze
- black and green olives (optional)
Directions
- Make a turkey, ham and cheese roll and place in the large Bento Box section.
- Slice green olives to make eyes and cut a tiny triangle out of a black olive for the nose.
- Cut a tiny slice out of a piece of one of the Horizon Colby Cheese Shapes for a mouth and use half of a pimento from a green olive for the tongue.
- I didn't think of it at the time, but you could cut one of the pieces of cheese into ears.
- Fill one small section of the Bento Box with Horizon Organic Cheese Sandwich Crackers.
- Fill the remaining Bento Box section with a combination of Horizon Organic Cheddar and Colby Cheese Shapes.
- Place a Horizon Organic Chocolate Milk Box and a Horizon Organic Strawberry Super Squeeze into the bottom section of the Bento Box.
- Place the lid on the Bento Box and refrigerate until morning.
- Pack in an insulated lunch box for school.
- Bento Boxes can also be packed ahead of time for snack time or taken along on a play date.
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Bento Box Lunch Idea
Ingredients
- 1 slice Turkey
- 1 slice Ham
- 1 slice American cheese
- ¼ cup Cheese Sandwich Crackers
- ½ cup Cheddar and Colby Cheese cut into Shapes
- 1 box Chocolate Milk
- 1 cup apple sauce or a similar fruit squeeze packet
- ¼ cup black and green olives optional
Instructions
- Make a turkey, ham and cheese roll and place in the large Bento Box section.
- Slice green olives to make eyes and cut a tiny triangle out of a black olive for the nose.
- Cut a tiny slice out of a piece of one of the Horizon Colby Cheese Shapes for a mouth and use half of a pimento from a green olive for the tongue.
- I didn't think of it at the time, but you could cut one of the pieces of cheese into ears.
- Fill one small section of the Bento Box with Horizon Organic Cheese Sandwich Crackers.
- Fill the remaining Bento Box section with a combination of Horizon Organic Cheddar and Colby Cheese Shapes.
- Place a Horizon Organic Chocolate Milk Box and a Horizon Organic Strawberry Super Squeeze into the bottom section of the Bento Box.
- Place the lid on the Bento Box and refrigerate until morning.
- Pack in an insulated lunch box for school.
- Bento Boxes can also be packed ahead of time for snack time or taken along on a play date.
Nutrition
This conversation is sponsored by Horizon. The opinions and text are all mine.
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