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    Home » Crafts & DIY » Printable Lunchbox Notes Make Lunch Fun with Snack Pack Pudding

    Printable Lunchbox Notes Make Lunch Fun with Snack Pack Pudding

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    This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Snack Pack for IZEA. All opinions are 100% mine.

    A few weeks ago I found a new preschool for W. The one he started at in the fall just wasn’t a good fit for him so he hasn’t been in school for a few months. But he started back at the beginning of the month which means I’m on lunch duty twice a week again! It’s a challenge for me and my picky eater. But I’ve learned one trick that makes it all a bit more fun — printable lunchbox notes!

    Printable Lunch Box Notes with Snack Pack #SnackPack

    Printable Lunchbox Notes Make Lunch Fun

    Luckily for me, they encourage the kids to eat the healthier items in their lunch before they get to have their treats. So even if he’s not eating much, I know W is at least trying a bit of things before diving into one of his favorite lunchbox treats.

    He gets to choose one treat for his lunch. Sometimes it’s a cookie or a piece of candy. But a lot of times he reaches for Snack Pack® so I have to be sure to keep the pantry stocked!

    See how easy it is to make lunch fun with Snack Pack Pudding! I like having Snack Pack® products around as an option for him because they are made with real nonfat milk and are fortified with as much calcium as an 8-ounce cup of milk!

    They don’t contain any preservatives or high fructose corn syrup and are easy to grab in the baking aisle at all of my local stores!

    Snackpack

    Oh and Snack Pack® products are great for his lunch because they have redesigned the lid to make it easier to open! Perfect for hands of all ages! As a former teacher, I cannot even tell you how many lids I’ve opened in my time!

    Watching W be able to peel back the lid and enjoy his Snack Pack pudding all on his own is great. I even tried an old lid compared to a new redesigned lid and loved how easy it was to open!

    We’re working on teaching him how to pay his own lunch and Snack Pack pudding cups definitely make lunch time a bit more fun! Now I just need to convince him that you only put in one Snack Pack pudding a day! I’m pretty sure he would fill his lunch box with them if I let him!

    Make lunch time more fun with Snack Pack Pudding! So how do I make his school lunches even more fun? I add a special little note! Sometimes I write him a message on his napkin but lately I’ve been putting a printable lunchbox notes on his Snack Pack® pudding cup!

    It’s a super easy way to make lunch just a bit more special!

    Printable Lunchbox Notes for Pudding Cups, Fruit Cups, Applesauce #backtoschool

    How to Use Your Printable Lunchbox Notes

    These are so easy to throw together too! You can print the entire sheet and cut them all out so you’re prepared for lunch for six days!

    What You Need for Printable Lunchbox Notes

    What you need:

    • Snack Pack® pudding cups
    • Printable Lunchbox Notes printed on cardstock (they are more durable that way!)
    • 2″ round punch or scissors
    • Double stick tape

    What you do:

    1. Print as many copies of the Printable Lunchbox Notes as you need (there are six labels per page, one per design)
    2. Cut out with scissors or punch out with 2″ round punch.
    3. Attach to top of cup with a piece of double stick tape.

    Printable Lunchbox Notes for Pudding & Fruit Ciups #backtoschool

    And it’s that easy to add a little something special to your child’s lunch. These labels also fit on top of fruit cups, applesauce cups, and yogurt!

    What’s your favorite Snack Pack flavor?

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    About Mariah

    Mariah is the mom of 2 and a former educator (preschool - 4th grade & special education) with a degree in human development. As a busy mom living in with a multi-generational family under one roof (with 4 dogs!), life is sometimes chaotic! She aims to share easy ideas that we can all use in our lives! Read more about Mariah!

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    1. shelly peterson says

      February 3, 2015 at 8:19 pm

      I used to buy these pudding snack packs all the time for my kids. I haven’t bought any in a while. My grandson would them. The lunchbox notes are super cute.

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