Lunch Box Recipes Revised 2014
With over 90 illustrated allergy free, healthy lunchbox recipe ideas, this book will have your kids eating and enjoying their lunches each and every day! Some are super quick and easy, while others are the perfect make ahead lunchbox meal. It also gives a complete common sense guide to planning, preparing and packing nutritious lunches with loads of helpful tips and information. We lead busy lives, so getting the school lunch box organized is going to save time and give us happy kids!
Allergies are a problem for many children, so that will be discussed too. As a bestselling Paleo author, many of the recipes are based on using natural foods and drinks that are tasty and very appealing to the kids. Gluten and dairy free recipe options are throughout the book. Paleo lunch box recipes are popular because they follow allergy free guidelines. Substitute options for traditional foods such as flour, milk, nuts and eggs are all discussed.


We know that food is vital to our health and our children's mental and physical well-being. Too few children are enthusiastic about eating healthy foods when it comes to the school lunchbox. However, This will help our children maintain their metabolism, and their energy levels, hence being able to concentrate and have more fun during the day. My “stealth method” is revealed and works wonders in many of the lunch box recipes!
During the rapid growth period from about the age is of 5 to 12, we need to support children’s growth, especially with calcium, iron and protein. So encouraging good eating habits early on can have a significant beneficial effect on their general health and overall ability to cope with the mental and physical challenges they will be faced with throughout their teenage years.

Unfortunately, way too often the lunch box can be filled with high sugar, high fat and high salt foods because they are preferred by the kids and they are quick and easy. Of course, sometimes peer pressure comes into play, which makes it even more difficult to encourage your child to eat good foods. A lunchbox with a plain cheese sandwich and an apple just aren't going to do the job day after day, so let's look at some other alternatives. Balance and nutrition is very important. Try to offer a variety of foods and change them up regularly

Be sure your child's nutrients are being met in their lunchbox, while adding things they like. Just think natural, interesting, nutritious and variety. I hope you find my lunch box cookbook and school lunch guide enjoyable. Here's a snap shot:

The Nutritional Lunchbox
Food Preparation and Other Tips
My Secret Nutrition Weapon
Lunch Box Recipe Tips
The Healthy Stealthy Method
Lunchbox Planning for Busy Moms & Dads
Packing the Lunchbox
Foods for Better Health
Stealth Bomber Superfood List
Food Allergies
Allergy Free Substitutes for Recipes
Rolled Oats & Honey Smoothie
Cold Buster Citrus Juice
Pineapple and Orange Smoothie
Salami & Chick Pea Super Salad
Lentil & Avocado Salad
Green Monster Smoothie Cups
Chicken and Green Grape Salad
Ham Roly Polys
Plum Juice Tummy Tonic
Lunchbox Chicken Nuggets
Apple Chips
Peanut Butter Banana Smoothie
Bologna Sausage Wraps
Avocado and Egg Salad
Asian Chicken Lettuce Wrap
Chicken Egg Family
Yummy Pork Patties
Easy Quinoa Confetti
Ants On a Log
Berry La Di Da Fruit Salad
Apple Cider Coleslaw
Quick Quinoa Salad
Asparagus, Tomato and Rocket Salad
Coconut Cream Dip
Tahini Hummus
Easy Guacamole Dip
Apple Pie Balls
Chocolate & Apricot Bon Bons
Carousel Caramel Dip
Sweet Chili Dip
Cucumber Dip
On The Go Snack Pack
Gluten Free Corn Dog Muffins
Gluten Free Granola
​Mini Mediterranean Tarts
Carrot and Apple Muffins
Gluten Free Brownies
Nutty Banana Muffins
Chocolate Zucchini Bar
Date Carob Truffles
Homemade Ketchup
Little Lunchbox Meatballs
Tasty Raisin Meatballs
Perfect Pumpkin Pie
OMG Omelet Roll
Easy Crustless Popeye Quiche
Homemade Mayonnaise