Lacking lunchtime inspiration? See below.
Hardly innovative, but here is an example of what I pack my kid.
A closer look.
SC is officially cold enough for soup. Thankfully it is not supposed to last. I am a total wimp.
In the meantime, here is a good soup recipe that I found here. The only thing that I changed from the original recipe was the olive oil to coconut oil. Not a big fan of sauteing things in olive oil. Olive oil is not meant to be heated to high temperatures, hence the swap out for coconut oil.
The My Foodie Call kids helped me with this recipe. Yay, me.

6-year-old helped grate all of this fresh ginger. No small feat to grate a 1/4 cup. Not quite full, but it was close enough that I let him off the hook. 🙂
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Tonight’s meal was easy. Slightly time-consuming because of all of the prep involved with the chopping, but healthy and EASY.
What did I include in our salad bar?
Really I could have added a 1000 more things to this salad bar such as chopped apples, carrots, shredded cheese…
I purposely left those things out because I have no problem getting my kids to eat that stuff. And I got sick of prepping, so no chopped carrots in this spread.
I did however choose a few non-traditional salad items like artichokes and roasted asparagus.
Here are a few pictures for a closer look….
Do you watch iCarly?
Probably the only show agreed upon in this house.
Here is the basic 3-ingredient recipe done a little healthier with whole wheat spaghetti noodles.
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Love the avocado, right? Do not fear the avocado.
Even if it’s not your favorite, give this recipe a try. The creaminess from the avocado makes this an awesome plant-based dressing to drizzle on those greens.
Creamy Vegan Avocado Ranch Dip
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