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A stainless steel lunchbox filled with a rocket-shaped sandwich, surrounded by star-shaped puffs and raspberries for the flames. In the other compartments are, blueberries with star-shaped plastic food picks, cherry tomatoes with alien food picks, sliced carrots, chocolate spheres, and a small dessert container filled with pudding and planet-shaped sprinkles.
A stainless steel lunch box with multiple compartments containing an umbrella-shaped sandwich with a red pepper handle, blueberries, mini marshmallows, gummy worms, cucumber, cherry tomatoes, and carrot sticks, and rainbow candies.
A Halloween-themed lunch in a stainless steel bento box, featuring a sandwich decorated like a Frankenstein face, an orange made to look like a pumpkin, grapes, carrots, cherry tomatoes, a small candy, and pudding with orange, black, and purple sprinkles.
A stainless steel lunchbox filled with a colourful, creative school lunch. The tray includes a sandwich that looks like a steaming beaker. In the other compartments are blueberries, orange slices, broccoli, cherry tomatoes, and letter cookies with the letters F, S, N, U.
A stainless steel bento lunch box filled with Valentine's themed food: heart-shaped sandwiches, grapes, cherry tomatoes, carrot slices, and mushrooms, and candies, with Valentine's themed food picks.
A stainless steel bento lunch box filled with a sandwich shaped like a smiling snowman, blueberries, cherry tomatoes, sliced carrots, pudding, and green and red jellybeans.
A stainless steel lunch box with multiple compartments containing a rabbit-shaped sandwich, green grapes, baby carrots, cherry tomatoes, bunny cookies, and a chocolate shaped like a carrot.
A children's stainless steel bento lunch box filled with themed Pokémon-inspired foods: a sandwich with a Pokéball design on the bread, a circular candy, a Pokéball-shaped cheese, broccoli and carrot slices, and apples cut into Pokéballs.
A stainless steel bento lunch box filled with Halloween-themed snacks. The main compartment contains a sandwich styled as a mummy with candy eyes and cheese bandages.
A stainless steel lunchbox filled with a tortilla shaped like a bird face with cheese. In the other compartments are cauliflower, tapioca pudding, blackberries, smoked salmon, penguin crackers, and two penguin gummy candies.
A stainless steel bento lunch box with a spring-time theme. The lunch box contains orange slices, purple chips, broccoli, tomatoes, gummy candies, a ladybug chocolate, and a white sandwich with ham and cheese arranged like flowers.

Busy mornings don't leave much time for elaborate lunches but that doesn't mean your child's lunchbox has to be boring!

Learn how to quickly turn everyday fruits, vegetables, sandwiches, and snacks into healthy lunches your kids are excited to eat.

Healthy lunches that look like they came from Pinterest but … shhh … only take minutes!

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Digital Guides

Crab Guide

Crab Guide

Crab Guide
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Chemistry theme lunch

Chemistry theme lunch

Chemistry theme lunch
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Unicorn Guide

Unicorn Guide

Unicorn Guide
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Minions Lunch Guide

Minions Lunch Guide

Minions Lunch Guide
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Three women laughing and talking in a bright, modern white kitchen, standing behind a marble island with fresh vegetables and cutting boards.

No artistic or cooking experience required!

Fun, hands-on workshops that make healthy lunches easier, and mornings less stressful.

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Watercolor-style portrait illustration of a smiling woman with brown hair and dark red-rimmed glasses, shown against a soft pink watercolor splash on a light cream background.

Our Founder

I hate cooking but I still wanted my child to have healthy lunches. I also definitely didn’t want a picky eater! I wanted my child to enjoy food.

As an entrepreneur, I don’t have a lot of time, so I figured out simple ways to turn everyday ingredients into imaginative lunchbox creations. When friends started asking how I did it, I realized I wasn't the only parent looking for a better way.