Giveaways for Days: @MOMables Subscription {Day 2} #LunchRevolution
Welcome to {Day 2}of GIVEAWAYS FOR DAYS on KeeleyMcGuire.com!
If you missed {Day 1}, don't worry! You can check it out by clicking HERE.
Day 2: WIN a 3 MONTH SUBSCRIPTION to MOMables School Lunch Menu Service + a $25 Amazon Giftcard to buy lunch supplies!
Let MOMables do the work for you!
I've been a recipe contributor on the MOMables blog for a year and half now. I love it! Chief MOM Laura Fuentes is not only a wonderful friend, but she's passionate about helping families. She built MOMables to make life easier on families, like her own, that were juggling work, activities, and school.
Lunch shouldn't be complicated. It should be, however, nutritious and delicious!
How does the subscription service work?
Each week, you log-in to your account on MOMables.com to access your weekly menus. There you'll find your weekly plan filled with a variety of easy ideas, prep ahead, and lunch packing tips.
Each menu item is pictured, just like your favorite recipes. If you have a picky eater, it's easy to sub out a suggested side for their favorite item (example: your child likes grapes over blueberries - easy change).
Every week you'll also get a complete grocery list of items needed to fulfill that weeks' menus and a printable "at a glance" menu which is handy for hanging on the fridge or bulletin board, nearby.
My favorite part? Every menu includes a vegetarian, gluten free, and nut free option (where applicable). It's also great for adults! That's right - MOMables Menus aren't just for the kids. It's great for the entire family!
You can get a sample week from MOMables --yup, 5 lunch ideas, prep-ahead tips and a shopping list-- for FREE! when you sign up for their weekly newsletter. If you are ready to let MOMables help you get out of your lunch packing rut, come up with new lunch ideas, and simplify your lunch packing routine... check out their plans. Get ready to start making school lunches your kids will love.
Here's your chance to WIN a subscription!
We're giving away a FREE 3 MONTH SUBSCRIPTION to MOMables.com + a $25 Amazon Giftcard to buy lunch supplies!
Enter through the rafflecopter widget below for your chance to WIN! Good luck!
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this is a great idea thanx.
ReplyDeleteI have an "anything green" hater
ReplyDeleteI would love to have help with my son's lunch. I just bought the easy lunch boxes and they are awesome. Need more ideas on what to put in them :)
ReplyDeleteMy little one loves fruit and cheese. His least favorite food is vegetables
ReplyDeleteI could really use some new ideas! My daughter is getting better at eating, but she's definitely still a toddler. Plus, she's allergic to dairy and most yummy-looking lunches involve dairy.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter doesn't do veggies. She uses them as a spoon to eat whatever dip I offer them with.
ReplyDeleteSandwiches!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see the nut-free options! My daughter doesn't really have a least favorite food. I could do without mushrooms, but will eat them if they're in something.
ReplyDeleteonions, especially if they see them being put in dinner. :)
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to try this out so pick me! :)
ReplyDeletePick me! ;)
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ReplyDeleteDips my daughter would rather eat raw carrots plain or chips plain she has never cared for things like that.
ReplyDeleteI was literally going to subscribe to Momables today (because I follow her AWESOME blog and this is the first year I'm packing lunch that has to be gluten-and dairy-free), but will wait until I win this giveaway! ;o)
ReplyDeleteMeat is the least favorite in general.. I don't eat most of it, and what I do eat I don't know what to do with!
ReplyDeleteMy son's least favorite food are most vegetables but my daughter's least favorite is meat
ReplyDeleteMy son doesn´t like to eat any kind of meat, He is a little vegetarian!
ReplyDeleteMy daughters least favorite food is asparagus, and broccoli
ReplyDeletemostly anything green!
ReplyDeleteI hate "salads" and by that I mean egg salad, chicken salad, potato salad...basically anything made with mayo!
ReplyDeleteOh my, we could do with this, it looks amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteMy Ds1 will eat pretty much anything, but DS2 is pretty much vegetarian too!!
ReplyDeleteProbably meats! They don't like them too much!
ReplyDeleteI wish my kids would eat celery.
ReplyDeleteHmm depends on the kid one but they all hate peanut butter
ReplyDeleteMy lease favorite food is raw tomato... My daughter hates coconut, and my son is offended by the idea of soup... haha
ReplyDeleteTomatos! ALL 3 of them Hate any kind of tomato!
ReplyDeleteWould love a Momables subscription! My youngest son has food allergies and this year I've started making my older son fun and nutritious lunches as well.
ReplyDeleteI would love a Momables Subscription too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for this Giveaway and your hard work!
Oh, forgot what my kids love to eat...
ReplyDeleteI guess there favorites are combinations, but pizza is always a good option as well as spaghetti bolognese^^
Bananas
ReplyDeleteI would absolutely LOVE a subscription! I have the pickiest 3 year old in the world who is a non-protein eater (eggs, meat in any form, beans, etc) with the exception of milk, cheese, yogurt, peanut butter, and cottage cheese. And not for lack of trying every day for the past 2 1/2 years. It's impossible to get him to eat some days. Now he's starting preschool in a couple weeks and I am completely at a loss as to what to pack for his lunches. :S
ReplyDeletePretty much all veggies!
ReplyDeleteAnything too spicy.
ReplyDeleteMayo!!!! Ewwww!
ReplyDeleteMy kids hate broccoli :(
ReplyDeleteHalf my house hates fish and the other half doesn't. If you spin the people around it's also Ribs half hates and likes. No two people in my house hate or like the same thing. It makes it hard to cook something without it being snubbed by someone.
ReplyDeleteWe are gluten free and nut free
ReplyDeleteTomatoes.
ReplyDeleteLiver and onions Yuck!!!
ReplyDeleteBeans. I really wish he would at least try them.
ReplyDeletemy girls don't like citrus fruits or tomatoes
ReplyDeleteMy son refuses to eat any sandwich except PB&J which has been rough in his "nut free" camp. He's eaten a lot of mini corndogs =/
ReplyDeleteI can't stand bananas! My son likes everything
ReplyDeleteI hate mushrooms!!! My son eats anything!
ReplyDeleteI can't stand bananas! My son likes everything
ReplyDeleteMy kids eat most veggies but like them all raw, for example they will eat broccoli raw but not cooked.
ReplyDeletethanks...I love your blog!!!
ReplyDeletespaghetti.
ReplyDeleteMushrooms or liver.
ReplyDeleteMost green vegetables!
ReplyDeleteshe hates green peppers and onions!!
ReplyDeleteMy son does not like rice.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of having ideas weekly - I seem to go back to the same boring lunches all the time and I'm sure my kids get bored!
ReplyDeleteMy twins wont eat brocoli :(
ReplyDeleteHaving a hard time with most veggies...
ReplyDeleteMy son said chicken!
ReplyDeleteMy 10yr old will eat most foods, my 8yr old, however won't touch anything green or good for you.
ReplyDeleteThey say kids love to dip things. Not my kiddos. :( They are anti-condiment.
ReplyDeleteDS will not eat broccoli, but it is one of my favorites
ReplyDeleteDS will not eat broccoli, but it is my favorite
ReplyDeleteI have one who won't eat cheese (unless it's on macaroni)... or whatever else that doesn't look appealing to him that day, even if he loves all the ingredients normally.
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ReplyDeleteMy family's leaste favorite food is beans.
ReplyDeleteCooked broccoli as I can't stand the smell.... ICK. I do fine with raw as a snack veggie but not cooked.
ReplyDeleteLeast favorite: eggs
ReplyDeleteMy 6yo hates noodles and rice. I can't really complain about it though because they aren't nutritious, just filling. :-P
ReplyDeleteMy daughter hates peas, and anything veggies for that matter.
ReplyDeletepraying I'll win.... lol.
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ReplyDeleteMy 8 yr old doesn't like veggies...any of them.
ReplyDeletetried pinning but it said link wasn't found.
ReplyDeleteVegetables!
ReplyDeleteLife is so much easier with MOMables!
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ReplyDeleteShe totally dislikes cheese!
ReplyDeletemushrooms
ReplyDeleteMy son will not eat any meat except bacon. It makes feeding him super hard, he is crazy picky, luckily his sister is super easy to feed.
ReplyDeleteDepends on the child! LOL #1 hates peas, #2 doesn't like sweets, #3 doesn't like anything not plain, #4 doesn't like meat,  is so small it's yet to be determined!
ReplyDeleteMy son does not like peppers, but will eat just about everything else.
ReplyDeleteAny fruit or veggie!
ReplyDeleteI have always disliked peas, but my daughter likes them. Funny!
ReplyDeletemy 16 year old is not into sweet stuff at all.
ReplyDeletepeas
ReplyDeleteYou will never see a store bought frozen pea in our house. We have no problem agreeing that they are awful!
ReplyDeleteDepends on the kid...my preschooler eats almost anything, my bigs eat a very limited amount of vegetbales.
ReplyDeleteMy kids don't like to eat cucumbers or peas!
ReplyDeleteHe hates mushrooms.
ReplyDeleteMy kids will eat anything but I despise almost all green veggies need ideas how to make them appealing.
ReplyDeleteMy youngest hates meat other than steak or hamburgers. My oldest doesn't like tomatoes or peppers.
ReplyDeleteMy youngest won't eat meat (except for steak and hamburgers), and the oldest doesn't like tomatoes or peppers.
ReplyDeleteI really hate cauliflower
ReplyDeleteI wish that I had all these healthy options when I was growing up!
ReplyDeletemy kids don't eat anything, they may eat carrots or cucumber if the stars are aligned.
ReplyDeleteMushrooms and bell peppers
ReplyDeleteMeat is our son's least favorite so I have to be a little more creative with proteins.
ReplyDeleteTomatoes - My kids both dislike them. They older they get the more foods they are saying that they don't like Still pretty good.
ReplyDeleteEggs.
ReplyDeleteNeither of us are fans of lima beans. ick :P
ReplyDeletemashed potatoes
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ReplyDeleteOne son won't eat cooked veggies, another son won't eat anything with a soft or squishy texture and my daughter won't eat anything spicy.
ReplyDeleteOnion! No one in my family will eat onions!
ReplyDeletePeas! cant stand them (but at least my kids like em!)
ReplyDeleteMy son's least favorite food is applesauce.
ReplyDeleteI have 3 kiddos and they all have different tastes. My youngest does not like many fruits or veggies. My middle one loves most fruits and veggies, but not eggs. My oldest does not like tomatoes. So hard to keep track of it all! :) - Kaye
ReplyDeletetomatoes, too bad for him, more for me!
ReplyDeleteThey all have their dislikes, but I'd say snails are a no-go. ;)
ReplyDeleteLittle B is super picky! one day she loves something and the next its a no go!
ReplyDeleteLOL lettuce!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter doesn't like cauliflower.
ReplyDeleteOne of my boys will not eat any green vegetables except broccoli.
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