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Just found out that even though my supervisor wants to get our lunches at the childcare center (both kids and staff) catered so we'll have a hot meal every day, for now she hasn't had any luck so I'll be packing my lunch. I'm making a list of ideas--I want to be able to go a couple of weeks with no repeats, 'cause 1) I hate leftovers, and 2) if my food's appealing, I'm more likely to eat it and less likely to seek out a Burger King.... Here's what I've got so far:

Lunches:
Bagel, Tofu Cream Cheese and Vegetables, fruit, vegetable
Baked tortilla chips, homemade guacamole, fruit soy "yogurt"
Baked tortilla chips, homemade salsa, fruit soy "yogurt"
Crackers, pickled herring, fruit, vegetable
Crackers, Skordalia (Garlic-Potato Puree), fruit soy "yogurt", vegetable
Crackers, smoked oysters, fruit, vegetable
Grandma Millina's Organic Pasta Rings in Tomato Sauce, fruit soy "yogurt"
Pita bread, Foul Mudammas, fruit, vegetable
Pita bread, homemade hummus, fruit, vegetable
Tabbouleh, fruit soy "yogurt", vegetable
Yeast bread, almond butter, jam, fruit, vegetable
Yeast or quick bread (chocolate applesauce, lemon, or pumpkin), Healthy Choice vegetable soup, fruit soy "yogurt"
Yeast or quick bread, Imagine Natural Organic Creamy Tomato (or Broccoli, Butternut Squash, Potato Leek, Sweet Corn, or Portobello Mushroom) Soup, fruit

Fruits:
Applesauce
Banana
Grapefruit half
Homemade rhubarb sauce
Orange
Peach, peeled, sliced, and sprinkled with lemon juice

Vegetables:
Canned pickled beets
Canned sauerkraut
Green Beans with Garlic and Lemon
Wilted Cucumbers

Treats:
Apple Crisp
Homemade pudding
Homemade reduced-fat brownies
Maple Rice Pudding
Stacy's Pita Chips

If anyone has any suggestions, or wants any recipes, please post!

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