Kelly Lester's Blog, page 12
September 21, 2013
Snacks you can feel good about: non-GMO Roasted Edamame
Teens are always on the go. When they’re hungry, they like to grab something convenient, healthy, and most importantly, great tasting. Dry Roasted Edamame from Seapoint Farms is their new favorite crunchy snack! Julia and Lily, my 9th and 11th graders, were home, hangin’ out with their friend Ali, when a box full of yumminess […]
Published on September 21, 2013 20:22
September 3, 2013
5 things I love about EasyLunchboxes
“It’s easy to see why these are my favorites” I am continually humbled by the accolades and support I receive for my EasyLunchboxes from so many bento bloggers and other members of our lunch-packing community. Daily, incredible pics & recipes, featuring easy ideas for delicious and creative lunch box meals are shared all over the [...]
Published on September 03, 2013 20:59
August 29, 2013
How to open, close, and care for EasyLunchboxes food containers so they last
Enjoy your lunch containers for a long time with proper care In general, the ‘life expectancy’ of the containers and lids – my kids use them daily with our EasyLunchboxes cooler bags, is anywhere from 4-12 months, or more, with no cracking. Sure, mystery breakage happens, but the majority of our containers last through months of [...]
Published on August 29, 2013 18:30
August 27, 2013
How to pack school lunches in 10 minutes or less
Packing fun and nutritious lunches – FAST! “Making school lunches is such a chore.” … “I hate making my kid’s lunches.” … “Making lunches takes way too much time.” Sarah Kertcher, who packs lunches for her two kids and blogs about it, gets tired of hearing people say these things, especially when they find out [...]
Published on August 27, 2013 20:38
August 24, 2013
Packing lunches for picky eaters with help from MOMables
What will do your kids eat? Just because they’re back in school, it doesn’t mean you’re not worrying about what they’re eating for lunch. And if you’ve chosen to pack lunches for your kids, you want to send them off to school with food you’ll know they’ll eat AND enjoy. But what if you have [...]
Published on August 24, 2013 21:25
August 16, 2013
How long do EasyLunchboxes last?
Are EasyLunchboxes a good investment? When you’ve got lunches to pack and people to feed, you want to know that the tools and containers you’ve purchased will last… ultimately make packing easier and therefore, doable. I get asked all the time, “how long do these containers last?” … “do they crack?” … “how do I [...]
Published on August 16, 2013 20:10
August 15, 2013
Pack lunch boxes for summer outings and road trips
Get out and Go! For some, school has already started. For others, there is still time for one last weekend road trip, or maybe a getaway over the upcoming Labor Day holiday. My family and I are looking forward to a long awaited weekend in Oceanside, Ca. We’ve rented a small house on the beach [...]
Published on August 15, 2013 23:27
August 12, 2013
Get crafty! How to personalize and decorate your EasyLunchboxes cooler bags
I got these delightful pics from Debbi K. today … “I *love* the way my EasyLunchBox bags turned out… Not bad for someone who isn’t all that crafty, right? Seriously, thanks for making a bag that’s big enough to hold all of my kids’ lunches, snacks, water bottles and juice boxes… And keeping the food [...]
Published on August 12, 2013 22:45
August 6, 2013
Organize Your Kitchen for Easy Meal Prep
Make meal time efficient! When it comes to meal prep in busy households, quick and easy approaches are always best. Whether you’re trying to cook your kids a hearty breakfast, pack up lunchboxes or make dinner for a hungry crew, having an organized kitchen can drastically help improve meal time efficiency. Not sure where to [...]
Published on August 06, 2013 16:20
July 30, 2013
Honey is a natural for yummy and delish lunch box ideas
My appearances last week on TV and radio spots from coast to coast had me talking about easy and healthy ways to pack lunch boxes (natch!). Read more about that (and WATCH me!) here. Among other things, I shared a couple of recipe ideas from the National Honey Board’s website, Honey.com, and talked a bit about [...]
Published on July 30, 2013 23:03


