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WIN a set of EasyLunchbox Containers and an EasyLunch Cooler Bag! The Easylunchbox system was created by a busy mom of three who was sick of stacking all kinds of containers in her kids' backpacks. The compartmentalized container will make packing lunches a breeze! They're also eco-friendly. We wanted to take the lid off EasyLunchBoxes and find out more about what makes these snack-savers so different. Click here for an interview with founder Kelly Lester. Â
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Contest ends 6:00am ET on Wednesday, February 17th. Open to residents of US and Canada only.
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![]() written by flintstone, March 08, 2010
Was forced to eat macaroni and cheese. Was over 50 years before I could stand to try it again!
written by Connie25Stephenson, March 06, 2010
Some time before, I needed to buy a good car for my organization but I did not have enough cash and couldn't buy something. Thank God my comrade adviced to take the home loans at creditors. Hence, I did that and used to be satisfied with my consolidation loan.
written by RImom, February 15, 2010
I grew up with three brothers who LOVED liver paste on their sandwiches. My mom was a frugilista and got all our lunch boxes on sale and they were all the same color! As you can imagine they got mixed up often! You can imagine my horror as I open up my lunchbox expecting a nice cheese and ham sandwich, to find it had been mixed up with my brothers! To this day I cannot stand the smell of liver paste! yuuuuuk!
written by cindyascott, February 15, 2010
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my worst school lunch experience was buying lunch and having the jello have CORN in it. fruit, yes. corn. um, noooo. lol. written by stef42678, February 14, 2010
My worst lunch experience in school was taking my sandwich to school and dropping it causing my whole PB& J to get smooshed. I would love to win these prizes to have a great lunch. One way I love to keep lunch fun is by sneaking surprise notes in lunches or making lunches the night before so you aren't scrambling to make them on your busy morning. I subscribe to your email and would love to win
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written by DEBIJOT, February 13, 2010
My worst was biteing into a big juicy burger and finding it raw inside. I like mine well done.
written by Hayley l., February 11, 2010
Hi! I freeze PB&J sandwiches so that they're defrosted and not a goopy smooshed mess by the time my daughter opens her lunchbag. Same thing for her juicebox. Helps keep other things in her lunch cold, too!
written by Jeanine, February 10, 2010
My worst school lunch experience was walking to the lunch table and tripping and spilling my lunch and my tips for making lunch simple is to always keep leftover chicken handy to add to a salad or pasta and to keep fruit on hand
written by Carolyn B, February 10, 2010
My worst lunch experience was in elementary school. I brought salami for lunch (I liked it), and everyone made fun of me because it smelled and looked funny.
This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it written by Surge, February 09, 2010
My worst lunch experience? Sitting alone lol
timesurge(at)live.ca written by Surge, February 09, 2010
My worst lunch experience? Sitting alone lol
timesurge(at)live.ca written by stewart.holland, February 09, 2010
My worst lunch experience was being in the middle of a massive food fight in high school
written by Luna, February 09, 2010
My worst lunch experience is when I'm too busy to pack it in the morning or the night before (or i forget) and then I have to rummage around or bum off coworkers . . .
written by nfmgirl, February 09, 2010
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http://twitter.com/nfmgirl/status/8862727836 nfmgirl AT gmail DOT com written by nfmgirl, February 09, 2010
I really can't think of a really bad lunch experience. I simply have avoided lunch for much of my life. I skipped lunch everyday after the 8th grade until until probably my senior year of high school. At that point, I only ate because they began selling junk food like Little Debbie cakes and french fries that I could easily take outside to eat.
Nowadays I will bring light and healthy leftovers for lunch, like rice and veggies. written by Amber Vasquez, February 09, 2010
I always prepare a lot of small things in little baggies on Sunday to just grab and throw into lunchboxes during the week! It makes life a lot less stressful!
written by Cindy U., February 09, 2010
My mom made me the same thing for lunch every day K-8. What she didn't know was that I was able to trade my healthy lunch of a PB&J sandwhich and apple for my friends fruit snacks and ham sandwhich/Lunchable.
written by Julie Davis, February 08, 2010
My worst lunch was was the one when my mom accidently used cinnamon instead of chili powder in my chili. That was over 20 years ago and I still remember how bad it was!
written by Celestia, February 08, 2010
My worst lunch experience was eating the same thing from the school cafeteria every day in 9th grade.
written by angelad, February 08, 2010
worst lunch experience is forgetting to pack the main course for my husband so all he has to eat during his 12 hour shift is a couple granola bars and an apple. it's happened more than i care to admit.
written by M. Burns, February 08, 2010
One of the worst lunch experiences I ever had was when necessity required that I pack my own lunch and naively I filled it full of hard, crunchy items - ginger snaps, carrots and pretzels, among other things. I had had to skip lunch that morning, so I HAD to eat my lunch when the time came, and I spent the rest of the day with a tired, sore jaw from trying to chew so much hard food.
The real key to good lunches is to plan and cook ahead. You'll have more time and more energy to cook healthier and better-quality lunches that you'll feel good about eating. written by Lisa Fink, February 08, 2010
My mom used to give me leftovers from supper for my lunch the next day. Mashed potatoes and roast beef in a thermos ...
written by Elaine, clothedmuch, February 08, 2010
My worst lunch experience was when I was in kindergarten and I spilled orange juice all over myself! And I smelled like OJ the rest of the day. Ugh.
My tip for making lunch simple? It's best to do it the night before... lol written by claudia feuer, February 08, 2010
All I can say is that included Cream Cheese & Jelly . . . kids NEVER wanted to trade lunches with me!
written by Amy B, February 07, 2010
My worst was when I was in 3rd grade and I remember my mom packed me a fish sandwich. I hated seafood and could not eat it so I just ate the banana. I didn't have breakfast because we were running late that morning which is why my mom put the fish instead of chicken in my lunch bucket. I was so hungry when i got home. I always pack my kids lunches the night before so that never happens to them
written by kgc5801, February 07, 2010
how about when I tripped in the cafeteria and ate the rest of my lunch under the table????
written by Misty VanEpps, February 06, 2010
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This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it written by Misty VanEpps, February 06, 2010
Oh i remember in elementary whenever the school would be making hot dogs it the smell of it would make me naseaus. it was so horrible, and i was forced to eat it.
to improve school lunches i think they should offer more natural foods rather than so much processed and fatty foods. -mommy2skie at yahoo dot com written by CMC, February 06, 2010
My worst lunch experience? I got to be "partners" for lunch with a popular girl who typically went home for lunch (back then you were allowed to do that.) I spilled my thermos of hot cocoa all over her baby pink angora sweater, and suffice it to say, we were never "partners" again after that.
written by starryphate, February 05, 2010
my worst was sheapard's pie in elementary school....just the thought of it makes me ill...and the smell
for me it means playing tomorrow's lunch in advance written by alysmommy, February 04, 2010
my worst experience was mac n cheese - where the noodles, butter, and cheese were all seperated!
school lunches would be better if made with real, fresh, natural ingredients! written by Sara B., February 04, 2010
I was homeschooled, so I went with a friend to his public school one day. The school lunch that day was tomato soup with macaroni noodles floating in it! It was horrible.
bebemiqui82(at)yahoo(dot)com written by Kelley wood, February 04, 2010
My worst experience was when I found a screw in my cheesburger!!!!
written by Janet F, February 04, 2010
My worst lunch experience was when I got very sick after eating from the school
cafeteria. janetfaye (at) gmail (dot) com written by blue turtle, February 03, 2010
I once found a ladybug in my salad. On a date. It was the worst!!!
the.blue.turtle at hotmail dot com written by Michelle Carter, February 03, 2010
The last day my daughter would get hot lunch was the day she found a fingernail in her soup. THe cook said she thought she went on the floor. After that the mention of hot lunch sent my daughter running to the bathroom
written by Sherrik, February 03, 2010
My work lunch experience was when I packed my kids a nice lunch, placed it in their open lunchbox, and went upstairs to get ready. Only to find out that my dog helped herself to everyone's lunch. So much for being organized!
written by cc, February 03, 2010
I gave my daughter a pack of raisons in her lunch once and she found a worm in it when she opened the box needless to say she never wanted raisons in her lunch bag again!
written by orchidlady01, February 03, 2010
I still hate canned green beans because we ate the cafeteria food for elementary school lunch and they had the most awful green beans. I pack lunch for my daughter every day and always include a large bottle of water and an extra snack for play or chorus practice after school.
written by LOBSTAMOOSE, February 02, 2010
My worst lunch experience seemed to happen alot. I would open my lunchbox, only to find everything had leaked and was mixed up with the other things in the lunchbox...I hate when my food gets mixed up, so alot of times, it just went into the garbage.
written by L. Janecky, February 02, 2010
Get back to basics with the 'Easy Lunchbox System' version of the good ol' brown paper bag. Reusing is not only responsible and economical, but often more healthy too. So go ahead, make packing that noon day meal a snap.
written by censustaker1, February 02, 2010
My worst lunch experience was when I was in elementary school. I opened my lunch box only to find it was empty! To make lunches simple. Ask the person you are packing what they would like in their lunch. That way it doesn't come back home the end of they day. Very Simple and cost saving!
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