Snacks by the book: Eight school lunchbox treats put to the test

IT’S difficult to provide an enticing lunchbox that will be eaten completely by young children. More often than not, the ‘healthier’ options are left to become squidgy and inedible later.

Snacks by the book: Eight school lunchbox treats put to the test
Fri, 24 Aug, 2018 - 11:30

By Roz Crowley

IT’S difficult to provide an enticing lunchbox that will be eaten completely by young children. More often than not, the ‘healthier’ options are left to become squidgy and inedible later.

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