Lunchbox Ideas with PlanetBox Review & Giveaway
If you have been following my Family and Kid lunchbox ideas, you can see that I LOVE our PlanetBox. PlanetBox is the smart lunchbox that guides you in packing a well-balanced meal quickly and easily.
As you can see, there are several pre-proportioned compartments in the tray, that are the  perfect size for fruit, veggies, sandwich, and treats.
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This Rover set also comes with two small round containers that fit into the tray compartments, The Little Dipper (shown in the top right) and The Big Dipper (shown in the bottom left and right) Â perfect for any sauce or food that might leak. PlanetBox has many different sets you can purchase, that also include an insulated lunch bag, and personalized magnates for the PlanetBox. How fun is that?!
I really can’t say enough good things about the PlanetBox lunchbox.  It will make your lunch-packing life easier…..PERIOD. Here are four PlanetBox  Lunchbox Ideas  that were all assembled  in about 10-15  minutes.
{ School Lunch } For this  Planetbox  lunch , there is celery, carrots and a small container of dip, hard boiled eggs, some lunch meat and crackers and fresh fruit.
{ School Lunch } For this  Planetbox lunch , there’s grapes, edamame, caramel corn, almond butter and jelly sushi and fruit leather.
{School Lunch} This lunch contains pistachios, cheese cubes, fresh watermelon and pears, breakfast bar and a couple gummy treats.
{School Lunch} This lunch contains fresh raspberries, caramel corn, crackers and steamed edamame.
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Post updated September 2020
My biggest struggle is planning fun meals that will keep them interested in eating a wide variety of foods.
struggle to find new foods when he gets bored with the usual suspects.
My biggest lunch packing struggle is not wanting to use so many baggies. This would be a perfect solution. It also encourages putting lots of different thing in your lunch.
Getting up early enough to get everyone fed, dressed, lunches made and out the door on time. Putting everything in one container and closing the lid would save a little time by not having to wrap and pack everything individually.
My biggest struggle is getting to eat the vegetables in her lunch. She does well on the protein and fruit items along with the treat, of course. I like the veggie prep ideas. Kids tend to eat things that are presented in a fun way. Thanks for the tips!