Rainbow Lunchboxes
Lunchboxes are a great opportunity for creative presentation and
unusual food arrangements. Containers that hold single foods
are best for freshness and easy handling.
A rainbow lunchbox needs enough containers or wrappings for
each colour

• Children like to choose and mix their foods themselves
• Separate compartments in the lunchbox make that possible
• Parents often need inspiration for creating interesting lunchboxes, click on one of the below icons for some inspiration

Kids pack their own lunchboxes
Offering a wide range of food makes it easy to make exciting choices:

• hommus
• cherry tomatoes
• lettuce
• fetta cheese
• olives sprouts
• nuts
• corn crisps
• tomatoes
• seaweed
• yellow capsicum
• red capsicum
• watercress
• corn chips
• pistachio nuts
• cashew nuts

Rainbow Platters
Rainbow platters are a big favourite in my family. My children loved them.
For weekends or after school, they satisfy hunger and revive tired bodies.
They are great for using up left-overs as well as cold meats, cheese, fruits, celery stick, carrot sticks, cottage cheese, olives, hommus, nuts, yogurt, potato salad, tabouli, quiche, spinach pie, pasta salad. A great hit when friends come over Rainbow platters are versatile, colourful and simple to prepare. They are popular with teens too!