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Henry's Lunchbox

This week, Henry packed four school lunches and purchased one cafeteria lunch.

In case you missed the first post in this school lunch series, you can learn more about our family's lunchbox guidelines here. 

DAY 1

DAY 1 - WHAT DID HENRY PACK FOR LUNCH?
Fig Bar
Smoked Salmon
Golden Raisins
Apricot
Water 

 
DAY 1 - WHAT'S LEFT IN HENRY'S LUNCHBOX 
Half the Smoked Salmon

DAY 2

DAY 2 - WHAT DID HENRY PACK FOR LUNCH? 
Toaster Biscuit with Honey
Mixed Nuts
Salad with Lettuce, Golden Raisins, Bacon Bits and Sunflower Seeds
Carrot Sticks
Honey Mustard Dip
Water 

 
DAY 2 - WHAT'S LEFT IN HENRY'S LUNCHBOX
A little of everything

DAY 3

DAY 3 - WHAT DID HENRY PACK FOR LUNCH? 
Korean BBQ Pork Jerky
Apricot
Lemon Cookie
Carrot Sticks
Water 

 
DAY 3 - WHAT'S LEFT IN HENRY'S LUNCHBOX
All the Carrot Sticks

DAY 4
DAY 4 - WHAT DID HENRY PACK FOR LUNCH?
Henry purchased a cafeteria lunch with a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, applesauce, corn muffin and chocolate milk.

DAY 5 
 
DAY 5 - WHAT DID HENRY PACK FOR LUNCH?
Ants on a Log
Dried Apricots
Dried Coconut Sticks
Baby Bell Mozzerella Cheese
Lemon Cookie
Water 

 
DAY 5 - WHAT'S LEFT IN HENRY'S LUNCHBOX 
All but one Celery Stick
Half the Coconut Sticks
A bite of Cheese
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