Food for thought
Judy Sutton Taylor
Tue, 28 Oct 2008 16:00:00 CDT
Photo: Robin Carlson
A homemade lunch beats school-cafeteria slop just about any day, but pulling something together that’s peanut-free and packed with nutrients five mornings a week is a little more Supermom than we can handle. Kidfresh lunch boxes ($6.49), at area Whole Foods stores, are designed to meet the nutritional needs of two- to eight-year-olds and keep their picky habits in mind: One option includes a turkey sandwich (shaped like a hand, pictured) with string cheese, fruit snacks and bottled water. It’s enough to make finicky eaters lose their Lunchable. Breakfast items, dinner trays and other foods available. Go to kidfresh.com for info.